This is where the magic happens:
Js2JsCompiler.prototype.compileCode = function(code) {
return code; // as we need to compile javascript to javascript, we do nothing here :)
};
I wouldn't quite understand the humor here if I didn't have a background in GWT and know the feeling of over-{complication, kill} that GWT can sometimes have compared to straight JS.
This is great!
This is where the magic happens: Js2JsCompiler.prototype.compileCode = function(code) { return code; // as we need to compile javascript to javascript, we do nothing here :) };I wouldn't quite understand the humor here if I didn't have a background in GWT and know the feeling of over-{complication, kill} that GWT can sometimes have compared to straight JS. This is great!