Re: GWT compilation performance

hello Jens,

  have you compared the performance when switching from HDD to SSD drive ?

2013/8/15 Jens <jens.nehlmeier@gmail.com>

I think there is no difference if you use Eclipse to start DevMode or Maven. In both cases you simply run GWT's DevMode which is what gets slower and slower the larger the project will be.

Beside what you have already done, you could 

- buy a SSD

- use FireFox (DevMode plugin is relatively fast in FireFox but current FireFox versions cause a memory leak in DevMode so you have to restart the browser from time to time)

- try to make your classpath smaller. To do so you can:

    - split your single project into three distinct projects (client, shared, server)

    - make additional, smaller GWT modules that only start a subset of your application for development and thus only include a subset of your client sources (e.g. if you only work on a printing dialog you don't need the rest of the app). 

-- J.

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