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They are not official builds, just nightlies built by my team. Delivering binaries is "Green", isn't it ?

http://code.google.com/p/sfeir/downloads/list (1301 hits)

A first example on how to use UiBinder (1458 hits)

How to add style to our widget (1009 hits)

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To understand this demo, you need to understand three sentences :

Ceci est un test : this is a test

Ceci est un autre test : this is another test

Ceci est encore un autre test : this is again another test

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2u9MstlK2h0

Source : Quelle techno Web pourra rivaliser avec ça ?

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Chris :

With the new GWT 2.0 (due to be released this year?), they have add a couple of great features. The one I’m most excited about from a users perspective is RunAsync (aka code splitting). To quickly recap, this feature will split a GWT application into multiple developer controlled (split points) downloaded files. We are reworking our internal GUI architecture and have decided to use the unreleased GWT version for development. Our largest application before compression (with obfuscation) is weighing in around 1.4MB. That’s pretty hefty for downloaded javascript files.

http://www.itsolut.com/chrismusings/2009/08/31/gwt-2-0-first-stab-at-runasync/

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They are not official builds, just nightlies built by my team. Delivering binaries is "Green", isn't it ?

http://code.google.com/p/sfeir/downloads/list

A first example on how to use UiBinder

How to add style to our widget

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