My First Post

I'll be using this blog to keep track of new stuff I'm learning with jquery, grails, javascript that I can't find easily documented. Also I'll be posting the css tricks I find and/or remember so I can keep them all in one place! Coming up soon: jquery validation plugin!

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  1. Unknown10 March 2013 at 23:58

    that is very good idea but as for sencha gxt there are no easily documented tutorials.I understand that it's easy to manage with widgets, but it is not easy to work with RPC, data models, tables espesially in comparison with extjs 2.. which differs very much.

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  2. Neil Coder11 March 2013 at 04:28

    I found implementing models a lot easier in Gxt/Gwt than Extjs. I miss reflection in GWT, there's generators, but I wish there was a smarter way than doing a "print line" of each line of code of the class, there should be a smarter way of doing this. https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideCodingBasicsDeferred

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