Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Re: Chrome Upgrade handling in GWT

Like with all "evergreen" browsers (chrome, firefox and opera, soon to be followed by "project spartan" on Windows 10):

  • stay informed
  • keep your libs (including GWT itself) up-to-date
  • test your app with "dev channel" versions of the browsers so you detect issues before those versions reach your users.
  • if you use JSNI, follow JS best practices for forward compatibility

On Wednesday, February 4, 2015 at 2:43:58 PM UTC+1, Niraj Salot wrote:
Dear Group,

I would like to know the best practices / ways people are taking to make sure that GWT based application is able to handle all the latest version of Chrome or It works 100% fine whenever a new version of Chrome is released?

How to make sure that whenever a new version of Chrome is released , our application works correctly and we do not get into issue....

Can we follow some guidelines in the development practices which would make sure that our application works on most of the recent chrome version?

Thanks in Advance for your advice.

Regards,Niraj


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