You shouldn't use custom events for every possible event in your app, imo -- 
or, even better, identify the best events that match as much as possible.

What you're suggesting by this is removing the strong-type event definitions 
provided by Java.

Of couse, you can work with a class called Event, that merely has a "String 
name" and "Object data", but this defeats the purpose of what GWT is 
suggesting

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