The use case is when a GWT module is only exporting javascript functions.
On a complex page, I have noticed a several second delay in the triggering of onModuleLoad from when the selection script is actually downloaded. My understanding
is that this seems to be a consequence of waiting for DOMContentLoad to trigger.
However, since this particular module is not going to be interacting with the page at all, I would rather not pay the price of waiting if possible.
Is there a way that onModuleLoad can be triggered earlier?
If there are other things I should be considering in order to make this use case performant, I would be interested in hearing about those as well.
Thanks,
Pete Gieser
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