I actually think that the whole mess with Dart is actually to develop a
single platform for both Google products: Android and Chrome.
Imagine that in a couple of years you could write in the same language both
native (to Android) and browser applications. Wouldn't it make be great? Of
course
I personally believe that someone at Google decided GWT is too complicated
for web developers out there and has failed the test of getting traction (I
know a lot of people are using it, but I think they were aiming for a
number similar to the JS community).
I personally think that Dart is out
Just saw your answer, thanks.
I use JsDate to get the UTC conversion. However this still doesn't work for
the picker, as it will still display the date using the local time format.
If I have 12/04/2012 at 1am UTC in the US, it will show me the picker at
11/04/2012. May be the solution would be
Hi Thomas,
Thanks. I guess it makes sense ;-)
Another question if you don't mind... I am moving slowly with RF, I still
like the RPC's simplicity and I already have many services implemented with
RPC so the transition is difficult. I have set up a seperate project to
test a bit the different
I am looking into recruiting - or at least a bit of freelancing first,
ideally someone around Madrid but not necessarily. I tried the dedicated
group and also a few other websites (free). I got a couple of good CVs with
the group but only two and not in Spain. With the websites, nothing at all.
Hi , i dont know if u r interested in hiring somone skilled in gwt as a
freelancer , i have 3 years of experience in java and gwt , let me know if
it interests u
Thanks
Junaid
juna...@gmail.com
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I am looking into recruiting - or
You have to use the same RequestContext to create all your proxies!
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I want to make Headers or Columns of a DataGrid (GWT 2.4) to be
resizeable, something like equivalent widgets in GWT-Ext or Smart GWT,
in which user can drag horizontally to chnage the width of a column. I
have a constraint to only use GWT 2.4, otherwise I would have used
Smart GWT.
Can someone
GWT is the best thing I've ever come across as a web programmer. My company
does 100% in GWT and Java. Using only one standard language for both server and
client that works on all browsers is brilliant and unigue.
Google, please realize that GWT is awesome and put all your great efforts into
On Sunday, April 15, 2012 7:03:15 PM UTC+2, Sachin wrote:
I want to make Headers or Columns of a DataGrid (GWT 2.4) to be
resizeable, something like equivalent widgets in GWT-Ext or Smart GWT,
in which user can drag horizontally to chnage the width of a column. I
have a constraint to
Hi,
can I somehow take a snapshot from what I drew on a Canvas and save it
to disk (make browser to pop up save image dialog) or upload it to
some server?
Thanks,
Carsten
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Hi,
when I run GWT apps in dev mode I see them in the browser (using the
dev mode plugin).
Can somebody give some details how this works and what exactly is
running in the browser? Obviously the Java code is not converted to JS
at that stage, right? Or are the JVM-class files somehow interpreted
+1 (for whatever it's worth), totally agree, one language AND it's Java,
with all the tools that come with it
+ it's fast, very fast
On Sunday, 15 April 2012 19:41:14 UTC+2, Carl wrote:
GWT is the best thing I've ever come across as a web programmer. My
company does 100% in GWT and Java.
Hello,
right now I'm using the following to make a stylesheet available in
uibinder.
ui:style src=../../resources/mystyles.css/
Is there a way to include a second stylesheet?
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Yes, you just need to give them field names:
ui:style field=secondStyle /
'field' defaults to 'style' and that's why you access your css like
{style.someCss}
On Sun, Apr 15, 2012 at 8:52 PM, Nano Elefant nanof...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello,
right now I'm using the following to make a
+1 GWT is too complicated. I think even for experts in GWT and/or Java you
would have to admit that GWT is quite verbose which turns off alot of JS
developers. From what I have seen, Dart looks to be the evolution of GWT.
But it still has a longs way to go to be as mature as GWT.
On Sunday,
Pardom me for humanizing the all mighty SplitLayoutPanel. This panel seems
to be very powerful except that it is making itself unfriendly and useless
in the following scenario.
In our application, we needed a vertical splitter (content in North and
South). We require the widget to spread out
Check out the docs.
https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideUiPanels
When should I *not* use layout panels?
The panels described above are best used for defining your application's
outer structure — that is, the parts that are the least document-like.
You should continue
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