EAP feedback from Stephan Diehl #1698
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It is possible to use Flow without any html files, but then one is basically stuck with creating the page div-by-div; kinda server-side GWT. Anyway, it is possible: https://gitlab.vaadin.com/mavi/karibu-dsl-flow/blob/master/example-flow/src/main/kotlin/com/github/vok/karibudsl/flowexample/Servlet.kt |
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We definitely need to work on the documentation, and especially two things highlighted here:
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Fixes #1698 Moves all files around to make sure content is aligned into preferable reading order. Also adds a very shallow introduction / architecture page.
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#3305 changes the structure of the documentation from almost random to a recommended reading order. The building hello world and getting started are in the beginning. It also adds an introduction / architecture documentation that briefly touches on different ways of implementing components. The documentation structure is now formulated in a way that the already existing components are introduced first, then general server side component building and element API, and lastly the web component and template topics. |
Fixes #1698 Moves all files around to make sure content is aligned into preferable reading order. Also adds a very shallow introduction / architecture page.
Fixes #1698 Moves all files around to make sure content is aligned into preferable reading order. Also adds a very shallow introduction / architecture page.
* Refactor the documentation structure Fixes #1698 Moves all files around to make sure content is aligned into preferable reading order. Also adds a very shallow introduction / architecture page.
From @OSSD
"is there a getting started documentation, to understand the development?
my first impression is: i see a lot of static strings, the reference between code and html file. the main reason i use vadim framework is to be able to refactor anything without the risk of runtime errors. we used primefaces in the past and the main problem was, that you reference methods in html files that are not in sync with your java file. when you refactor a method, you will not get an compilation error.
when you need strings in html to reference to variables or methods in java, you will not be type safe. when you ask me, this was the main reason for using java for web development and not php, ruby or something other fancy
my questions for the getting started is: how to work without html files or how to generate them or other way to avoid a runtime error."
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