That’s part of my point: there is effectively no real public showcase for using SmartGWT on mobile devices.
There is the big SmartGWT showcase, but (as even someone from Isomorphic stated) it’s obviously too much to load on mobile devices, plus the layout is pretty much unusable for small screens. The mobile skin is not even offered in the theme switcher.
Therefore, as I have read, we are supposed to cut-and-paste individual samples from the showcase, and run them (with the mobile skin) to view them on mobile devices.
So, one has to start coding (and figure out a whole bunch of weird things) in order to test a very basic example. There are far too many things that can go wrong, and they often do - especially when the developer is new to SmartGWT or web development for mobile devices.
This effectively defeats the purpose of having a showcase.
IMHO, not having a simple, public URL that can easily be loaded on a mobile device to evaluate the basic widgets is a serious problem.
As things stand now, even after having worked with SmartGWT for more than a year, and having written >80 KLOC of (highly reusable) code for it, I have now spent several hours trying to evaluate SmartGWT for mobile web development, and I still have no idea how good the basic widgets are for touch devices.
Since I have seen the technological marvels of the systems before, I have faith in the mobile part as well, but something seems to be very, very wrong here.
(Unless you deliberately want to scare away (most of the) developers from using SmartGWT for touch devices. In that case, the strategy is working perfectly.)
No, but a generic sample for touch devices (one that can be loaded by one click, contains 2-3 screens, and has a touch-scrollable ListGrid) would be essential, imho.
Tested on both iPhone 3GS and on Android 2.2.