By lupin72
via cromoteca.com
Published: Dec 21 2009 / 00:10
If you write GWT code thinking about JavaScript, you've missed the whole point. Yes, it will become JavaScript at the end of the story, but if you choose GWT is because it offers something different.
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Comments
RawThinkTank replied ago:
yes, and now give us option to compile it into GTK standalone executable.
cbang replied ago:
Just write in Fantom instead. Then you also get the benefit of a much cleaner language/API:
http://fantom.org/doc/docIntro/WhyFantom.html
RawThinkTank replied ago:
STOP SPAMMING US U JERK,
I was asking about Write Once Run in Browser and On Desktop.
Join some English couching classes.
agnus replied ago:
"GWT is neither Java nor JavaScript"
I am sorry, I have to disagree. You may say that GWT doesn't target the JVM, yes. However its native language IS Java, and in addition supports Javascript too.
Java != JVM
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