Hi, This is a very naive question which I haven't found a clear answer to. I've been building a GWT app, and have used CssResource for style. Initially, I created a bunch of ClientBundle interfaces corresponding to smaller widgets in the app, as well as a "global" interface for very general, common resources (similar to the global GWT stylesheet). However, the more the app was growing, the more lazy I've become in the sense that I've started putting everything in the global resources, in order not to have a billion ClientBundle interfaces (together with initialization code, style injection code, and yet another css file). My question is thus: is putting all style in a global resource a bad practice? I am asking both design- and performance-wise. For the latter, it is in fact quite unclear to me what actually happens in the background when injecting style (style ().ensureInjected()). Does such a call inject the entirety of the css, or only the part that the widget needs? I think the GWT well explains how to use CssResource in a single widget, but does not address the question of when/how to break it up in a larger app. Hope this makes sense and that you can clear it up for me!
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