Re: GWT Demo

2025-04-18 Thread cbruno...@gmail.com
Im surprised it didnt just tell you to use React. =) On Friday, April 18, 2025 at 10:47:18 AM UTC-5 Tim Macpherson wrote: > JSNI is probably easier than jsinterop in the bootstrap example ? no js > file to create and load, no annotations, but > 1) bit fiddly calling JSNI methods from js, > 2) d

Re: GWT Demo

2025-04-18 Thread Carl Stainton
There’s also the GwtBootstrap3 library that’s open source (and has its own similar demo app). Wonder if the AI had that in its training material … On Thu, 17 Apr 2025 at 19:15, 'Tim Macpherson' via GWT Users < google-web-toolkit@googlegroups.com> wrote: > Why did it use JSNI ? it's a bit young fo

Re: GWT Demo

2025-04-18 Thread Frank
All those AI tools give/prefer JSNI code over JsInterop. For example yesterday I was looking for using SVG in GWT. And Gemini told me I could for example wrap svg.js in a gwt wrapper. And explicitty told me that JSNI was a better option then JSinterop with some reasons. It showed examples of bo

Re: GWT Demo

2025-04-18 Thread 'Tim Macpherson' via GWT Users
JSNI is probably easier than jsinterop in the bootstrap example ? no js file to create and load, no annotations, but 1) bit fiddly calling JSNI methods from js, 2) doesn't do non-native exports ? Yahoo Mail: Search, Organize, Conquer On Fri, Apr 18, 2025 at 8:31 AM, Frank wrote: All thos

Re: GWT Demo

2025-04-18 Thread Ralph Fiergolla
Looking for a new job? https://vibecodefixers.com Frank schrieb am Fr. 18. Apr. 2025 um 09:31: > All those AI tools give/prefer JSNI code over JsInterop. > > For example yesterday I was looking for using SVG in GWT. And Gemini told > me I could for example wrap svg.js in a gwt wrapper. And exp