You're using Mvp4g...let me know!!! (continued)

[Pierre Coirier]

This is to continue this previous post:
http://groups.google.com/group/mvp4g/browse_thread/thread/685a58e84a567a30

I'm interested to see who is using Mvp4g. If you do, I'd like to know
more about it:
-a short description of your project (if possible a link to it),
-version of Mvp4g you're using (version number and XML or
Annotation),
-how long you've been using it
-any suggestions you have to improve it.

Thanks,
Pierre

[yvesb]

We have been using Mvp4g since February 2010, because we were
struggling with GWT alone.
The project is a Sleep diagnostics studies viewer on the web.
We have 2 GWT2.0 + Mvp4g 1.1.0 applications: one for the patient list,
one for the actual viewer with
a complex images buffering, inspired by Google Maps for the local
caching.

We are now in the process of moving from the 1.1.0 (with XML config)
to 1.3.1 (with annotations) and GWT 2.2.

Thanks for your hard work.

Yves Berquin
www.sleeponweb.com

On Mar 19, 8:51 pm, Pierre Coirier <plcoir...@gmail.com> wrote:
> This is to continue this previous post:http://groups.google.com/group/mvp4g/browse_thread/thread/685a58e84a5...

[Harald Schilly]

On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 20:51, Pierre Coirier <plco...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm interested to see who is using Mvp4g. If you do, I'd like to know
> more about it:
> -a short description of your project (if possible a link to it),

one bigger project i'm doing is an internal website at my university's
institute for planning and scheduling all lectures. basically,
collecting who is lecturing what plus additional data for scheduling
(number of students for the room size, what topic to avoid overlaps,
preferred time for a lecture, times to avoid for each teacher, ...).
then, this data is used to calculate a good scheduling.

> -version of Mvp4g you're using (version number and XML or
> Annotation),

just updated to the most recent versions, annotation.

> -how long you've been using it

project started 1 1/2 years ago, using mvp4g from the start.

> -any suggestions you have to improve it.

* when the api breaks, better instructions how to update it. e.g. i
had to introduce this "PlaceSerice" and I'm still not 100% sure if it
does the same as before ;)

* documentation on google code could be better.

H

[Pierre Coirier]

Thanks Yves and Harald for your feedback.

> * when the api breaks, better instructions how to update it. e.g. i
> had to introduce this "PlaceSerice" and I'm still not 100% sure if it
> does the same as before ;)

I just added a new section to the FAQ to move from 1.2 to 1.3:
http://code.google.com/p/mvp4g/wiki/FAQ#Moving_from_1.2_to_1.3. If I
need to be more specific, let me know.

> * documentation on google code could be better.

Let me know what parts need to be better and I will try to improve
them.

Thanks,
Pierre

[Roy]

Hi Pierre

I am also using Mvp4g for an internal app, sorry can't talk about the
project itself,
but it the framework has greatly helped in following standard practices and
letting our developers work on different pieces because of the modularization.

Thanks!
Roy

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[shaman.sir]

Hello, Pierre

We are using GWT+mvp4g for http://experika.com

- It is a web-site planned to help people find jobs all over the world, with the support of resume (profile) translation. It is in a early beta-stage now and no marketing were done for the moment.

- we use mvp4g 3.1 + gwt 2.2.0 (thanks to gsh...@gmail.com for introducing mvp4g to us, and he is my colleague who wrote a ~half of the project code)

- we've started to program this site about a year ago

- we create tikets for suggestions :)

[Pierre Coirier]

Thanks for the feedback, your website looks really good. Was it done
entirely with GWT?

On Apr 24, 6:44 am, "shaman.sir" <shaman....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello, Pierre
>

> We are using GWT+mvp4g forhttp://experika.com

>
> - It is a web-site planned to help people find jobs all over the world, with
> the support of resume (profile) translation. It is in a early beta-stage now
> and no marketing were done for the moment.

> - we use mvp4g 3.1 + gwt 2.2.0 (thanks to gsho...@gmail.com for introducing

[shaman.sir]

All the http://experika.com/ui/* pages are written with GWT, and the pages that don't match this pattern are static. Moreover, the server-side is in completely in Python, so there is just(?) UI code and logic on receiving data from server in GWT, RPC from GWT is not used.

On Monday, April 25, 2011 2:47:30 AM UTC+3, Pierre Coirier wrote:

Thanks for the feedback, your website looks really good. Was it done
entirely with GWT?

On Apr 24, 6:44 am, "shaman.sir" <shama...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello, Pierre
>
> We are using GWT+mvp4g forhttp://experika.com
>
> - It is a web-site planned to help people find jobs all over the world, with
> the support of resume (profile) translation. It is in a early beta-stage now
> and no marketing were done for the moment.

> - we use mvp4g 3.1 + gwt 2.2.0 (thanks to gsh...@gmail.com for introducing

[Jeff Larsen]

If your server code is in python, have you looked at pyjamas? That is Gwt ported to python. 

[shaman.sir]

Yes, we looked at it, but no, it was a much easier to use a python-gae-tipfy API (at the beginning we also planned to use atomic call chains, which are not supported in GWT RPC, but then we got rid of them).

[Pierre-Laurent Coirier]

If you're using Mvp4g, don't hesitate to let me know here.

Thanks,
Pierre

[Patrick Jackson]

Pierre,
I am using Mvp4g.  My app is not in production yet, but I will post it once it is.  So far it has been a big help and reduced the amount of code I have written.  Keep up the good work!!

Patrick

[Kenneth Pronovici]

On Mon, Nov 7, 2011 at 8:38 PM, Pierre-Laurent Coirier
<plco...@gmail.com> wrote:
> If you're using Mvp4g, don't hesitate to let me know here.

Hi Pierre,

I have been using Mvp4g for about 10 months now, and I like it a lot.
I've been able to accomplish everything I set out to do with it.

My project is called Santa Exchange. I am using mvp4g-1.3.1.jar and
mvp4g-apt-1.3.0.jar with GWT 2.4.0. I developed the site using
Eclipse, but not Maven. Source code can be found here:

http://code.google.com/p/santa-exchange/

This is a fairly small application from an end-user perspective, but I
developed it mostly as a proof-of-concept. I hope to use it as a
template for other projects in the future.

KEN

[fastnsilver]

Hi Pierre,

Just wanted to say thank you for MVP4G and say that I've just released a sample project on GitHub. 

    https://github.com/fastnsilver/gwt-ui-experiments

A demo is available, here:

    http://gwt-ui-experiments.appspot.com

I'm rather new to GWT development (about 4 months), but have worked for years with other server-side template and component-oriented frameworks (e.g., JSF/Richfaces, Spring MVC/Freemarker/SiteMesh) and my intent is to use this project as a launchpad to work thru a number of interesting functional use cases. I'd like to solicit any and all feedback from the community and get answers to some of my own questions.

The stack:  JDK 1.6, GWT 2.4, Spring MVC 3.1, MVP4G 1.4.0, GWTQuery 1.1.0

[Pierre Coirier]

Thanks for sharing this example and open source it. This is great! Are
there any particular points you'd like feedbacks on?

On Mar 15, 5:35 pm, fastnsilver <fastnsil...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Pierre,
>
> Just wanted to say thank you for MVP4G and say that I've just released a
> sample project on GitHub.
>

>    https://github.com/fastnsilver/gwt-ui-experiments<https://github.com/fastnsilver/gwt-ui-experiments>

>
> A demo is available, here:
>
>    http://gwt-ui-experiments.appspot.com
>
> I'm rather new to GWT development (about 4 months), but have worked for
> years with other server-side template and component-oriented frameworks
> (e.g., JSF/Richfaces, Spring MVC/Freemarker/SiteMesh) and my intent is to
> use this project as a launchpad to work thru a number of interesting
> functional use cases. I'd like to solicit any and all feedback from the
> community and get answers to some of my own questions.
>
> The stack:  JDK 1.6, GWT 2.4, Spring MVC 3.1, MVP4G 1.4.0, GWTQuery 1.1.0

> <https://github.com/fastnsilver/gwt-ui-experiments>

[fastnsilver]

Really just looking to work from my issues list to solve use cases for this sample app. I currently need help with: history management as relates to tree navigation (remembering opened state) and currently selected tab, client side validation as relates to data grid implementation, among others I've logged issues for.

This is also my first AppEngine deployment, so still figuring out some idiosyncratic behavior w.r.t. My DataGrid implementation.

I'm happy work off any other functional behaviors the community would like to see (just log one on my GitHub repo).

And finally, when I have the luxury of time I will draft some Wiki pages on specific areas of functionality.

[Deba]

Hi Peter,

Many thanks for such excellent work. We managed to develop and deliver multiple business applications (3) within last 6 - 8 months with help of MVP4G and must say it saved us hours and hours of efforts in managing our project. 

Debasish

Founder & Architect 

Ensarm Solutions | www.ensarm.com