Also, when debugging the java code version, you can step into all the code
easily, but this breaks down for the javascript code, which is in fact the
vast majority of the library. The wrappers essentially package
parameters/options and then call the javascript, making it much harder to do
useful subclassing and debugging. Note that ext gwt is all java, so it
doesn't have this issue if the licensing terms meet your needs. Same for
vaadin, though it uses a very distinct model more akin to servlet than
client-server.
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