Hi everyone,
I made up and published today a tool which uses Typescript type definitions
(.d.ts) and generates the corresponding JsInterop classes for use inside a
GWT application (or JaCL when available).
The tool is here : https://github.com/ltearno/typescript2java
I use it to translate the
ble and a quick start user
guide on the github page.
- there are other points but i think those ones are the most important
I'd like to ask you if you please have remarks or so. If you try it, please
feel free to post comments or pull requests.
Here is the link :
https://github.com/ltearno/
mework. You
should have a try !
This is what i use to quickly wrap an existing CSS Framework (bootstrap,
skeleton, ...) or to use my own Less or Sass or GSS stylesheet.
Thanks
Arnaud Tournier
twitter : @ltearno
Le vendredi 14 juin 2013 15:23:43 UTC+2, Ed a écrit :
> Hi,
> I am curious ho
Hi !
The tool HexaCss for GWT answers exactly your needs (as i understand them).
With it you can produce several CSS files for the same GWT application (and
still using them in a type-safe way, like with CssResource) and you can
then change them dynamically without reloading the application.
H
thub.com/ltearno/hexa.tools
Of course, it is open source and will stay so !
Stay tuned, because i have other announcements to make soon
Please tell me if you find the idea interesting and if it might help you. I
also very much welcome anyone wishing to contribute to this project !
Thanks
Sometimes table layout is just the only option...
If you are really annoyed seeing elements, you can use a div with a
display attribute to table for example... ( )
Le mardi 9 décembre 2014 10:35:59 UTC+1, Thomas Broyer a écrit :
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I am also quite deceived by the fake-arguments from M. Fowler... As a user of
GWT since 1.6, i can say that i would not have acheived all the applications i
wrote by writing pure Javascript. Neither would i be able to write big native
applications by writing pure assembler (even macros would not
Hi everybody,
I am planning to implement a fully compliant JPA library for GWT. But
before i do so, i need to first know whether people would be interested by
such a project.
So here is a survey that i ask you to fill, it will help me to focus on
most important features first.
http://www.ltec
Thank you so much i would have not thought of that !
U saved me !!!
On 20 oct, 15:45, wolfgang wrote:
> solved the problem. I changed the order in java build path (order and
> export), so that GWT SDK is now on Top.
> everything compiles without exception.
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> On 15 Okt., 12:02, wolfgang wrote:
