Hi,
I am wondering how big a mistake is it to take advantage of the ui:style
feature in ui binder interfaces?
Say your styles are all comprised within ui:style tags, and you always
refer to them using the {style.XXXX} notation.
Now, on the browser, this shall all become obfuscated after
gwt:compilation, the style name are not recognizable.
If we were to follow this approach for every style used on the application,
wouldn't we also lose the potential of navigating the page dom with css
selectors for example using library such as the Jquery gwt wrapper?
What's the policy here?
One should never depend on the defined style names for executing, say,
presentation logic such as collapsing dom elements?
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