Re: GWT CSS Style Annotation

Each modern browser has its own DOM inspector. After a couple of tense non-stop coding month I've made a clue, that Opera-browser's got the most user-friendly debug tool among others. Sad to accept the fact it's got no GWT development plug-in. From the other hand web-kit based browsers are a lot faster, and it's a big part of a deal, when you debugging your app intensively. That is, the chromium one suffice the needs pretty close.

Concerting run-time scope annotations like the @Condition one, it's a sequential sacrifice of end-user processor resources upon the page-loading stage, since in a commonplace GWT best practice cases, this part of preprocessing lies upon the deferred-binding shoulders. But still, good job, since it's fair to mention, that far not all projects have a profit of cascading or MVP.

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