Thank you for sharing.. i'm impressed by such tools/services and how it scales with big architectures

Thank you very much Shai Almong (@talktotheduck) for sharing your experience. As Ahmad Ahmad K. Bawaneh said JsInterop and elemental2 libs make it possible to share and mixing Js and Java. Domino demonstrates this approach very good, also the framework VueGWT( https://vuegwt.github.io/vue-gwt/) uses this mixin approach. But again I think it must be accessible to wide are of developers to test it more and more in different Use Cases. Frameworks like React are heavly used in daily dev as we can see articles on top news. Thanks

Thank you very much Ahmad K. Bawaneh (Ahmad K. Bawaneh) for your commitment to the GWT ecosystem and sharing your intellectual ideas and experiences with us. I appreciate your work in the community. Its very fascinating how the community develops fast. I think if we write more blogs and tutorials and sharing the ideas, GWT becomes again popular under the new generation web developers. Thanks lot

Thank you very much Ahmad K. Bawaneh ( Ahmad K. Bawaneh ) for your commitment to the GWT ecosystem and sharing your intellectual ideas and experiences. I appreciate your work in the community. Its very fascinating how the community develops fast. I think if we write more blogs and tutorials and sharing the ideas, GWT becomes again popular under the new generation web developers. Thanks lot

great article, in my experience breaking user stories into smaller tasks let me understanding the domain objects better as a dev

good overview thank you

i found the article awesome on my cheatsheets

interesting article

great article the only purpose is avoiding boilerplate :)

good overview