http://www.webspin.be writing about code Mon, 29 Jun 2009 19:35:43 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en As for completeness, I made the previous example in a MVP + eventBus example. This can be download here. Unfortunately, I didn't build a model class since that was too much overkill. The procedure is simple and partially explained in the previous topic: 1. Create a (model,) presenter and view class for ... http://www.webspin.be/?p=151 After successfully building the eventBus, I decided to extend the application to use the MVP (Model-View-Presenter) pattern. The use of this pattern is nicely explained on the google testing blog. Since it's quite a new way of doing this, there is very little example code available. Since the gwt best practices ... http://www.webspin.be/?p=130 If you need to use drag and drop in your GWT application, there is a wonderful library available: gwt-dnd. Check out the demo: it offers almost everything one might expect from drag&drop. Sometimes though, such a vast and feature-rich library is too much. I needed to create a custom scrollbar, and ... http://www.webspin.be/?p=65 GWT 1.6 gets rid of all the Listener classes, and replaces them with the new Handler classes. For a comparison of the two, Jason from Lemming Technology Blog has a good overview. At Google I/O, Ray Ryan talks about best practices for architecting your GWT app. There he mentions using an ... http://www.webspin.be/?p=5