On Thu, May 27, 2021 at 11:10 PM lofid...@gmail.com
wrote:
> Great work Peter!
>
> I like the APIs from Akasha (former WebTack).
>
> If someone wants to compare the APIs from *Elemental2* and *Akasha*
> checkout this example:
>
>- Elemental2 in IndexDB:
>
>
Hi Bruno,
Yes, it is actually the standard way to deploy GWT webapp (at the end you
transpile Java to JavaScript: it is JavaScript + HTML + resources) in just
a simple web server (NginX or Apache).
The web app communicates with the server side by using GWT-RPC (like what
Peter said above) or
Great work Peter!
I like the APIs from Akasha (former WebTack).
If someone wants to compare the APIs from *Elemental2* and *Akasha*
checkout this example:
- Elemental2 in IndexDB:
On Thu, May 27, 2021 at 5:52 PM Vassilis Virvilis wrote:
> That supersedes elemental2. And the API is not the same (AFAICT) so we are
> going to have some inevitable churn in our code base.
>
The APIs are different but not substantially so - it took us a couple of
hours to convert our code
Hi,
On Thu, May 27, 2021 at 3:56 PM Bruno Borges wrote:
> I've been reading the GWT documentation and trying to understand the
> deployment model of the front-end, especially for PWA apps (but not
> exlucisvely!) to find a scenario where GWT front-end could be deployed to
> Azure Static Web App
Very interesting.
That supersedes elemental2. And the API is not the same (AFAICT) so we are
going to have some inevitable churn in our code base.
Will this be endorsed by GWT as elemental2 replacement?
I tried to find the gitnub page for the project (found it:
https://github.com/akasha/akasha)
