We have done some initial tests with code splitting, and it's working
quite well. I don't know when it'll make it into the release, though -
it will probably not be in 6.4, certainly in 7, maybe somewhere in
between.
Code splitting is actually quite easy to implement due to the way
Vaadin creates
Hi,
this is the demo behavior or vaadin behavior which every widget will
need to retrieve some data from server?
It depends, as is often the case... Vaadin is server-driven, so most
components communicate with the server _at some point_. But:
- There is the concept of immediateness: e.g. if
Vaadin is not GWT. Vaadin makes use of GWT as the browser presentation
component. There is a lot more within vaadin that is not GWT.
Vaadin is a web application framework which presents and integrated
perception to the programmer unifying the server and client
components.
Vaadin is architected
HI,
On Mar 31, 10:15 am, Blessed Geek blessedg...@gmail.com wrote:
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Therefore, listing vaadin directory elements as generally useable GWT
widgets would be misleading because to use vaadin widgets, you would
have to use them in a vaadin application
As I stated previously, the client
Vaadin is very suitable for many scenarios, if not most scenarios.
The problem is ...
For every web project I have ever built, there are about a few of the
pages of any project where I needed to do something different from the
normal presentation framework. Whatever the framework is.
When I
BTW, every time I make a posting on Google groups, a web hosting
company harvests my email id by projecting it from my google groups
avatar.
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company to
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FTC does no't prosecute per complaint but if enough
Yeah, I got some sort of phishing email claiming that my message did
not reach Google Groups, asking me to fill out some form. Nice try, I
bet someone will fall for it. Does anyone know if Google knows about
this, or should it be reported to Google (where)?
On Mar 31, 12:30 pm, Blessed Geek
After i study Vaadin, it is really good.
By the way,it is too bad because Vaadin not support code splitting.
Anyway i will keep a look at Vaadin, thanks for your sharing.
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Hi,
It occurs to me that the Vaadin Directory that was launched today
might actually be an interesting resource for GWT widgets.
http://vaadin.com/directory
(Also, I'm personally quite excited about it, and want spread the word
- feedback welcome!)
It's not a plain GWT resource, since it's
hi emarc,
since u are familiar with vaadin, can i ask u an question regarding
vaadin demo?
Why every click from the demo will send a request to server to
retrieve something like this :
for(;;);[{changes:[[change,{format: uidl,pid: PID0},[0,
{id: PID0,height: 719px,width: 1440px,caption: Native
hi emarc,
since u are familiar with vaadin, can i ask u a question regarding
vaadin demo?
Why every click from the demo will send a request to server to
retrieve something like this :
for(;;);[{changes:[[change,{format: uidl,pid: PID0},[0,
{id: PID0,height: 719px,width: 1440px,caption: Native
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