Hello Jose,
I am self funding a startup business and am looking to have it built on
Google App Engine. I am looking for a back end developer who can develop
the entire back end to the a site that pulls data from the Facebook API upon
users accepting permissions. I have a front end graphics
Hi Rodrigo,
Because this is an issue related to how GWT compiles, I'll recommend you
post your question on the GWT
group: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/google-web-toolkit
If you don't find any help there, just follow up here to see what else I can
do.
Hope this helps!
Best,
Jose M
Hi Jose.
The gwt compilation is set to OBFUSCATED, Log level: Info
I was seeing the Modules permutation directory above the WAR folder
and they have a average of 1MB each,
and the DEPLOY folder that contains the same folders of the modules
have many files .symbolMap each folder.
So for resuming.
Hi,
When compiling in GWT make sure to compile in OBFUSCATED mode, not PRETTY or
DETAILED mode.
Try that out and let us know how it goes!
Best,
Jose Montes de Oca
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Hi Jose.
Yes. I am using gwt. I am NOT using internacionalization. So each
module has between 6 to 10 compilations.
All images together has 4,7MB in 612 files but the images are not been
used in the modules.
Are them carried on the permutations?
No other static files are significant.
Help plea
Hi Rodrigo,
FYI enabling the billing wont change this quota.
We would need a little more information about your application. are you
using GWT? any big static files?
Looking forward to your response.
Best,
Jose.
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Hi Rodrigo,
FYI enabling the billing wont change this quota.
We would need a little more information about your application. are you
using GWT? any big static files?
Looking forward to your response.
Best,
Jose.
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