Errai Experience?

[Ed]

What is your experience with RedHat Errai ( http://www.jboss.org/errai/)

It uses GWT to build rich web app's.

Is it mature?..., too early to jump in, ... ? anybody used it in real projects?... JS output overhead ?...

- Ed

[Alain Ekambi]

We are using it in some of our  stuff and we love it so faar.

After using this you wont write any GWT RPC anymore.

I can def  recommend to give it a try.

2012/8/14 Ed <post2...@gmail.com>

- Ed

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[chris]

Used in a number of real projects. API is very good and straight forward, dev team support also great. 

I was able to employ web sockets on one project which really made it fly. Real-time financial price distribution.

The server side is wired up using Guice, which we struggled to sensibly(ended up statically accessing stuff) make work with Spring, so could do with a bridge there.  

I wouldn't necessarily recommend the GWT RPC substitute. While it works, it synthesis's subscription requests under the hood, so one simple call results in a number of http requests. (subscribing and unsubscribing) to a GWT RPC single call. Played havoc with ntlm and IE, re-authenticating every post requests.  Firebug/Chrome dev tools very handy to see what's going on.