Re: GWT look and feel

2015-01-23 Thread Bhumika Thaker
Hi,

I have work on smartgwt and core gwt also. If you have good knowledge of 
CSS, you can achieve look and feel design plus good performance in gwt also.
The advantage of core gwt, there is no extra unwanted rich that will affect 
on performance.


Thanks,
Bhumika

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Re: GWT look and feel

2015-01-22 Thread Mohammed Sameen
Hi Philippe,

SmartGWT:
--Customizing the component in smartgwt is not possible
--Using smartgwt widget,cant achieve responsiveness

GWT:
but gwt is providing some basic widget,


they only way is to create our own custom widgets which requires time to 
build. 


For management software, I advise SmartGWT : it's really great !!! you 
 should test !

 For little specific application, I advise GWT with javascript / jquery


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Re: GWT look and feel

2015-01-22 Thread Fabien DUMAY
Hi,

I think that Putnami Web Toolkit will delight you.
PWT provides a strong framework that make GWT simple, fun and productive.
It equally provides a large set of widget based on Bootstrap.

You can have a look at http://pwt.putnami.org http://pwt.putnami.org/

Regards

—
Fabien
 

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Re: GWT look and feel

2015-01-21 Thread Slava Pankov
http://jqm4gwt.appspot.com/examples.html
Try it, it's based on jQuery Mobile.

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Re: GWT look and feel

2015-01-21 Thread Grisha Shoihet
https://gwtbootstrap3.github.io/gwtbootstrap3-demo/

Try this,
Works for me.

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Re: GWT look and feel

2015-01-21 Thread Philippe Pithon
For management software, I advise SmartGWT : it's really great !!! you 
should test !

For little specific application, I advise GWT with javascript / jquery

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Re: GWT look and feel

2015-01-21 Thread Константин Милютин
what do you mean by management software?

среда, 21 января 2015 г., 11:34:35 UTC+1 пользователь Philippe Pithon 
написал:

 For management software, I advise SmartGWT : it's really great !!! you 
 should test !

 For little specific application, I advise GWT with javascript / jquery



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Re: GWT look and feel

2015-01-20 Thread Jens
I don't think GWT will provide more advanced widgets in the future. The 
problem is as soon as you start adding more advanced widgets, you will get 
an endless list of use cases that users want to see on these widgets. So it 
quickly becomes pretty work intensive but the GWT team at Google isn't 
large and GWT does not have lots of contributors. So no one who would 
maintain such widgets.

There is a reason why GXT / SmartGWT / etc. are generally large libraries 
and are backed by companies. They support lots of use cases and are working 
full time on improving/maintaining/giving support for these libraries.

GWT only provides three basic building blocks:

1.) Basic wrapper widgets for native HTML elements like button, checkbox, 
table, etc.
2.) A more complicated set of cell based widgets that are helpful for 
displaying more data faster on IE6-9. If you only support modern browsers 
it is already questionable if cell based widgets are worth it.
3.) Widgets that deal with common layouts

All of these can be styled by providing a custom GWT theme that matches 
your needs. That way a naked GWT app can already be pushed pretty far.

-- J.

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GWT look and feel

2015-01-20 Thread Константин Милютин
I'm using GWT for some time and I love it. The only thing that disappoints 
me is its widgets.
They are unpleasant to look at and have limited functionality when you 
compare them, for example, to Vaadin. Overall look and feel of a naked 
GWT application is poor.

I spent some time reading about GXT, SmartGWT, etc. And the overall 
feedback about them is also not good.

Will GWT's UI improve in the near future?

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