You should also have a good look at Ext-GWT which is offered by the
same company. Unlike Ext-JS (which is wrapped JS), Ext-GWT is Java.
It's basically a component library layered on top of GWT, but with a
(IMHO) nicer and larger set of widgets. To me, the biggest selling
point of Ext-GWT (also
I would suggest that you consider using the Ext-GWT component library
instead of the native GWT components. Ext-GWT (also known as GXT)
provide a far more Swing-like approach (MVC, etc.) to GUI's than GWT
components.
I definitely believe it's a shorter leap from Swing to Ext-GWT than
to GWT.
My understanding is that GWT-Ext development is halted.
Your mileage may be different, but if you are setting up your
technology stack, why pick something with no apparent future?
It's popular now but when something is not moving at all, other things
are bound to catch up and surpass it.
We're
Spiral Universe is seeking an experienced expert Ext-GWT (GXT)
developer to join our company in developing a cutting-edge school
management, social networking, and education-based RIA.
We are developing hundreds of screens and need someone to join our
existing team and hit the ground running
We've been using Ext-GWT for about 4 months now.
As has been said, bugs are fixed quite rapidly.We like the MVC
architecture.
The only knock , and you'll hear this from others, is that there is
very little documentation at the moment and the way you learn this
library is you either pay them
/helpcenter/index.jsp
On 31 jan, 05:42, DaBlick dabl...@gmail.com wrote:
We used GWT-Ext and tossed it in favor of Ext-GWT (often referred to
as GXT).
I've said this before in this forum so I'll just be brief here as you
can search the forum for more details.
- It's been said MANY times
We used GWT-Ext and tossed it in favor of Ext-GWT (often referred to
as GXT).
I've said this before in this forum so I'll just be brief here as you
can search the forum for more details.
- It's been said MANY times so you know it's true: It wouldn't be
accurate to say the documentation is
GWT gets translated to Javascript.
Now, you might argue So? I heard Swing is pure Java. Why can't
SWING by translated by the compiler to JS?
The answer is because while Swing is pure Java, it is layered on top
of AWT which is anything BUT pure Java.
Thinking SWT? Don't go there. Like
Well, there's Ext-GWT (also referred to as GXT).
The plus is that it is written entirely in Java. GWT-EXT are JSNI
wrappers for Ext-JS.
The negative is that there is near-zero documentation (and mostly
insufficient code-comments) for it. Basically you learn it by
looking at source code for
.
Dave Blickstein
Project Manager, Spiral Universe.
On Dec 28, 3:15 pm, DaBlick dabl...@gmail.com wrote:
My company is looking for Java web developers with GWT experience.
(Additional experience with Ext-GWT is a plus).We are a startup
developing a cutting-edge web-based
My company is looking for Java web developers with GWT experience.
(Additional experience with Ext-GWT is a plus).We are a startup
developing a cutting-edge web-based application for schools. You'd
be getting in on the ground floor.
I've provided the job description below. Please send
Doesn't help right NOW but...
It may help in the future when you can dynamically/selective load
individual modules (or panels).
These features are seemingly going to be in the next release.
On Dec 15, 9:18 pm, banty_shaily shailysi...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Does creating more modules helps in
I'm sorta directing this to the GWT developers but... all input is
welcome.
The GWT Roadmap identifies lazy loading as a Tier 2 priority (more
complex but important). As of today, it is the only tier to item
that is not already done or at least in progress.
This is something my project could
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