Elemento is just a user-friendly API for Elemental2. Elemental2 depends on the last version of GWT so Elemento does. You can use it to access the browser API. Integration with legacy GWT application is possible if legacy doesn't mean old GWT version ;). You can stop using some GWT utils like Canvas and use it directly with Elemental2. Or you can use the Elemento API to build an element in the Widget.setElement, or whatever. Elemento is just a nice API, whatever you have been doing with Elemental 1, you can now do it with Elemental 2 or Elemento (Elemento best for events and elements). Here there is a project with various examples using elemental and elemento (https://github.com/mvp4g/mvp4g2-examples/) or you can do this in github https://github.com/search?q="import+elemental2.dom".
On Wed, Feb 7, 2018 at 2:18 PM Mutaz Alghafary <malghafary@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello All, I hope all is well.--I have 2 questions regarding Elemnto library :1- What is the minimum required GWT version for Elemnto to work ?2- Is there any tutorial about integrating Elemento with a legacy GWT application ?Regards.
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