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- The ability to test for features before using the feature
using methods such as
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Akasha is a typed browser API layer that is always up to date with the
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The release includes 75 non breaking API changes and 285 breaking API changes.
Changes in this release:
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Changes in this release:
* Add the WebGPU spec with version W3C Working Draft, 12 July 2021 to the
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> I like the APIs from Akasha (former WebTack).
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> If someone wants to compare the APIs from *Elemental2* and *Akasha*
> checkout this example:
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Adopting Akasha has made it trivial to integrate with new Web APIs as they
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handwritten DOM adapters, elemental or elemental2 libraries and we think
Akasha is nearing a time where it is suitabl
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Sorry, I missed this email...
I still use Java8, not Java9+ and don't use Errai. So I am not sure how
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installation directory" to something like
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>> Unfortunately, 2.26 is not compatible with GWT 2.8.2 - we were testing
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Unfortunately, 2.26 is not compatible with GWT 2.8.2 - we were testing with
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> Actually I believe it is a bug in closures externs from which elemental2
>> is generated. Without checking my guess is that IDBDatabase is annotated
>> with a @constructor tag rather than a @interface which is incorrect as
>> the spec defines it as an
ns. It does not impact people using
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>>
>> When I try to build it I see this:
>>
>> $ ./bazel_build_test.sh
>>
>
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My guess is that you need to do something like this
bazel clean --expunge
This will remove all downloaded repositories (i.e. the closure-compiler
source code as well as the other remote dependencies) and rebuild them. I
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ing in native
js modules will be possible and they will all be compiled and optimized
together
* Exporting java libraries to native Typescript/javascript without any
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> https://github.com/google/jsinterop-base
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Before I did this - would anyone find this useful? And/or has anyone got
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When i was compiling the GWT application,the CPU usage is showing below
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It is, clearly, a pain in a tochas and an upgrade to the latest Jetty in the
GWT default Superdev mode would be a better option.
Miss the time when debugging was done using the Firefox GWT plugin where you
can just work with the code in the IDE.
Peter
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Jetty 9.2 has ended its life in Jan 2018. Please, the gurus of GWT, upgrade
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configuration in IntelliJ.
Jetty 9.4, by the way has been available since 2016.
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and came up with nothing. If you do figure it out - I would love to see
what it looks like ;)
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the setter method, which can then be reused). Might not be worth more
> than a few hours of time, but then again, the work could lead to other
> unexpected benefits...
>
I think the optimization would offer a fairly significant improvement but I
also think it is a massive amount of work.
tten
in Java which has similar annotations and similar tradeoffs - see
http://www.jikesrvm.org/JavaDoc/org/vmmagic/pragma/package-summary.html)
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>> widgets. For that I don't think there's much way around WebDrive.
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>>> Hi,
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>>> Has anyone got any good examples of how they are testing GWT c
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Anyone got any examples of this working or can offer any suggestions? In
particular I am interested to see examples that use Elemental2 or other
jsinterop code.
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>>> value);
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>>> not possi
h looked like it may be a good rpc
solution but it never had a javascript client.
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Intellij won't
> reconnect to Chrome until I close and restart it.
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Rather than restarting chrome you can just disable the intellij extension
then re-enable it and after that IDEA is usually able to reconnect with no
problems.
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