I know in the past I used one page for dev mode developing, and I did JS
debugging in the full app for integration testing with the obfuscation
setting turned down or off so I could step through things in Firefox if
needed. I had a bunch of legacy JS I was integrating with in the full app.
I w
It's funny to me that you feel this way, because every large project I've
worked on using a dynamically typed language has turned into a rats nest
and has caused me undue headaches with me having to maintain the runtime
context in my head instead of having that determined for me. I'm talking
a
After reading the posts, I just had to chime in. I would like to
start with UIBinder wasn't on my list of reasons for making our team
jump from 1.7 to 2.0 early, but when I finally had a place to use
UIBinder, I became enamoured with it.
The design for any website boils down to HTML/CSS. If that
Hey Guys,
I've been trying to do some more TDD in places where I haven't
been able to. With GWT, I was looking and for some of the small
samples, a GWT Test Case takes 30 seconds. I timed doing a refresh of
Dev mode on 2.0-rc2 and that's taking like 6 seconds for our app.
So my thought
I think you want $doc instead of document.
I'm pretty sure 'document' will point to you're GWT IFrames document,
and not to the document associated with $wnd (The enclosing HTML you
provided.).
On Nov 2, 10:41 am, Prashant wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to integrate CKEditor with GWT so I tried
Just a follow up, If I drop the generics, it works but then I have to
cast everywhere. ba.
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I figured I'd ask here before I open a bug report. I don't know if
it's unwanted to open bugs against trunk, but I'm running into this
problem, and thought it'd be good to bring up.
For some brackground, I've got a large amount of JavaScript code, and
I'm refactoring some components to GWT and i
We pass the scope, the this, around with callbacks. We started doing
this before we tried GWT as it's allot quicker to pass two variables
(scope and cb) instead of making a closure. Ext.js also uses this.
Then the caller just does
cb.call(scope, extra args);
I've done this a few times in GWT a
