GWT reaction for large-scale web application

Question

As a Java developer, I always felt comfortable in developing web applications using GWT , but from time to time I try to check if there is a better structure that I can use for developing a large-scale network application.
I tried React and I liked it, but as a Java developer I don’t feel so comfortable using JS and I was scared that when the project gets really big, I will have problems saving it and I will get a “spaghetti code” .
Mostly I wanted to know what are the benefits of React over GWT? And am I rightly afraid of large-scale projects developed in JS?

Answer 1

I am a java developer who now works in a reduction reaction and skips the language of objects. If you try to develop a really good application, you will need to add an abbreviation to respond, but its design is rather strange and poorly documented.

If you are more comfortable with Java than JS, you should use GWT. True, ag-grid with infinite loading, for example, may not exist in GWT at the moment, but you have Google support. If you want the latest great widgets (for example, a virtualized selection reaction is another example) for your application, and you really need them, you will have to document yourself (with no documentation) and use the reaction.

Answer 2

Now you can try VueGWT: the Github project. The idea is to write your control in Java and your views using vueJS templates. We started (just a part at the moment) to use it for GenMyModel , a very large GWT application.