Re: GWT strengths and suitability for enterprise apps - presentation

Regarding your presentation:

Slide 5 - mentions that GWT 3.0 has "revolutionary use cases". What are you referring to?

I would add a slide that talks about some of the shortcomings of GWT. For instance:

Widgets out of the box are somewhat lacking, at least if you want eye-candy, but html5/css3 can be used to create layout, panels, and widgets. In addition, any external JS/CSS libraries could be used as well. Lastly, existing layout and other types of panels provide a good foundation for custom layouts and/or widgets.

I would also highlight (don't remember if this was mentioned) that the optimizations that GWT does on Java->Javascript, CSS, and Images, etc, are particularly well-suited for viewing your gwt-based app on mobile devices (mgwt).

 

On Tuesday, December 8, 2015 at 10:52:35 AM UTC-7, gau...@ainosoft.com wrote:

Dear community members,

Recently I came across a medium sized company specializing in BI and analytics and pitched them to switch their dev stack from Angular JS to GWT. Though I am yet to know how successful I am in it I definitely managed to create some ripples and start an internal debate. 

For this I created a Google presentation here.

I invite all of you to comment, debate and create a community ready material for all who may need in future. 

Let me know if there are any issues in accessing the document. 

thanks,

Debasish

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