Hi,
1 point related to your point 1: java means compilation, i.e strong
type checking at compile time (even at write time if you use Eclipse
that compiles in real-time). The difference in productivity is huge
1 point related to your point 3: you can not only integrates runtime
frameworks but
On Jan 18, 3:26 pm, Noor baken...@gmail.com wrote:
2. The developer does not have to be a guru in browser
incompatibilities
to develop web sites which works on
a variety of browsers because
incompatibilities are handled by GWT
through differed bindind
While GWT does shield you from some
+1. Your raise excellent points. Anyone approaching GWT with the idea that
they don't need to have at least a basic understanding of HTML, CSS and
Javascript is going to be very disappointed. As great as GWT is, and it is
great, it cannot always hide the fact that you are developing for the
Hi, I am on searching special features of GWT which are present only
in GWT and not in other web framework. I am a student and I am not
well acquainted to the many web frameworks on the market, so if u can
help me increasing my list of special GWT features, it would be a
great help. Some which i
I am afraid your first point is not a correct assessment.
Programming the Web is a very broad category
which encompasses a plethora of Java Web Frameworks that emerged over
the past decade many of them now obsolete.
Like many of them MVC frameworks(Struts, WebWork, Tapestry, SpringMVC/
WebFlow,
I do not think Collaborative Working is a feature or benefit of using
GWT.
There are many tools that facilitate collaborative work, including
discussion groups, distributed version control systems, google docs,
instant messaging programs,
or many project and team management web applications that
I am afraid your first point is not a correct assessment.
Programming the Web is a very broad category
which encompasses a plethora of Java Web Frameworks that emerged over
the past decade many of them now obsolete.
Like many of the MVC frameworks
(Struts, WebWork, Tapestry, SpringMVC/WebFlow,
