Hello,
Gwt optimizes what part of code will be loaded in which async module. There
will be common parts, that are needed by more modules. You can see what code
gets in which async part when compyling with the -soyc option (story of your
compile).
Google for it and you will find a lot of answeres.
Nobody? anybody ?
On Aug 23, 7:35 pm, Ice13ill wrote:
> I would like to know if the GWT.runAsync method downloads code
> recursive when calling methods inside the code that is being run
> async.
> For example if i have a load() method with let's say 100 lines of code
> (which also contains some o
I would like to know if the GWT.runAsync method downloads code
recursive when calling methods inside the code that is being run
async.
For example if i have a load() method with let's say 100 lines of code
(which also contains some other methods), will GWT download async the
code inside load() meth
