Just a quick note to people complaining about java being an ugly,
overly-verbose language...
Gwt now supports java 8 (pre-release zip @
https://github.com/WeTheInternet/gwt-sandbox/releases ),
which means that it is actually MORE concise than javascript (lambdas and
method handles).
getElement().onclick = function() { /*do stuff*/}
getElement().onclick(()->{/*do stuff*/})
Also, check out this post by a lead on the GWT team about using GWT AND
Angular:
https://plus.google.com/+RayCromwell/posts/G1v6j6Pri5u
You don't have to pick angular or GWT, as GWT plays nice with its neighbors.
One last word to the wise: In GWT master, there is a new feature called
JsInterop (@JsInterface),
this allows you to write java interfaces over javascript types, and get
zero-overhead, zero-boilerplate js interop.
Another bleeding edge feature is the ability to extends html element
prototypes and expose them as web components.
This means that instead of using angular js to massage html elements into
pseudo-widgets,
you can create your own set of enhanced tags that hide all program logic
away from designers.
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