I've not read that claim while using Pyjamas. Do you have a reference to make your money back claim :)
On 28 Oct 2012, at 09:21, Joe Barnhart <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Carl -- > > That is surprising. I don't know much about pyjs or GWT for that matter, but > from what I had read the underlying Python language was so close in > philosophy to Javascript that its "adapter" code was an order of magnitude > smaller than for Java, which has rather large issues of compatibility with > Javascript. One of the core advantages of pyjs was that it was way smaller > than GWT for a given app -- or so the advertisement went! Looks like I'll > have to ask for my money back! > > -- Joe B. > > > On Saturday, October 27, 2012 2:04:11 AM UTC-7, Carl wrote: >> >> thanks for taking the time to reply Joe. >> >> I've written quite a lot of code using Pyjamas and really enjoyed it. >> But the application size grows quickly making support of mobile >> platforms impractical. I switched to GWT (and GWTP) to reduce my >> application size. GWT delivers so many advantages that they offset the >> pain of writing in Java :) I have Web2py and GWT communicating over >> JSON and use GWT Overlays to receive the data on the client side. >> >> Of those written Python server code and GWT client apps, none I've >> come across, are using Web2py. This post was an attempt to track one >> down. >> >> >> >> On 27 October 2012 08:59, Joe Barnhart <[email protected]> wrote: >> > Well, there is the Python equivalent to GWT called Pyjamas (now renamed >> > pyjs). It has been used with web2py successfully. There's even a "how >> > to" >> > document in the old FAQ section of the web2py.com site (also referenced on >> > the pyjs site). >> > >> > The essential problem with using GWT is that *most* GWT apps use Google's >> > homemade RPC to communicate between the browser and the server. That RPC >> > is >> > not supported on web2py. You could still use XMLRPC or JSONRPC but you >> > have >> > to make that choice explicitly in your GWT app. (I'm no GWT expert so >> > this >> > is about as deep as I go.) >> > >> > Joe B. >> > >> > >> > >> > On Friday, October 26, 2012 3:06:38 AM UTC-7, Carl wrote: >> >> >> >> Is anyone using GWT to build clients to work with Web2py server apps? >> >> >> >> I'm copying my GWT WAR directory into my Web2y's server's STATIC >> >> directory >> >> but what's the best way to manage GWT's CSS file? >> > >> > -- >> > >> > >> > > -- > > > --
