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This document explains how to build Widget and DOM structures from XML markup using UiBinder, introduced with GWT 2.0. It does not cover binder's localization features—read about them in Internationalization - UiBinder . Overview At heart, a GWT application is a web page. And when you're laying out a web page, writing HTML and CSS is the most natural way to get the job done.
As an AJAX app develops, the JavaScript part of it tends to grow. Eventually, the code itself is often large enough that merely downloading and installing it adds significant time to the application's startup. To help with this issue, GWT provides Dead-for-now (DFN) code splitting. This article talks about what DFN code splitting is, how you start using it in an application, and how to improve an application that does use it. Limitations