I start developing from the simple basic gwt. And so far, I can do it without UiBinder. I have to re-do a lot of work, if I modify it. Is that deserve?
On Tuesday, February 18, 2014 3:43 AM, Joshua Godi <joshuagodi@gmail.com> wrote:
Just have to use the setters that are there for non-UiBinder.
Curious though, why not use UiBinder? It provides a more declarative UI.
// Create overall container FluidContainer container = new FluidContainer(); // Create the row for the columns Row row = new Row(); // Create the columns Column first = new Column(ColumnSize.XS_6); Column second = new Column(ColumnSize.XS_6); first.add(new Span("I am the first column")); second.add(new Span("I am the second column")); row.add(first); row.add(second); container.add(row);Curious though, why not use UiBinder? It provides a more declarative UI.
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