Re: Getting rid of Dev mode for future GWT releases

Sorry, I was mistaken - what I meant was the ability to debug a combination of large code and data.  Some of my applications transmit many megabytes of encoded data to the client.  The decoding of this data is very fast in native javascript but extremely slow in Dev mode.  This is why my application startups in Dev mode can be very slow.  I can get a certain state of code + data loaded much faster in Super Dev mode - indeed, this was my main reason for switching.

On Thursday, 10 December 2015 10:50:26 UTC, Ed wrote:

Thanks for sharing @Steve. Good to read that you do have "ok" experience with larger codebase.

> SDM is the ability to debug a large codebase in reasonable time - startups for Dev mode can be very slow.  

I am always surprised when people say this.

 run a code base of total more then 2.5MB total (after compilation in soyc report), pretty fast on windows and mac. Startup in about 5-8s. When developers came to work on the project they ware always surprised it starts fast.

Maybe it's because I debug for performance ;-)

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