eclipse - Will multiple-cores and extra memory minimize GWT build times during "development mode"? -


i interested in minimizing time in between each iteration of gwt software development. environment is: eclipse + google's gwt eclipse plugin + gwt 2.3 sdk.


multicore:

most of time (about 90%) waste in gwt development spent waiting browser refresh after have made code changes in development mode. (1.) if migrate development environment big server 24 cores, gwt's 'development mode' have way make use of cores?

memory:

the 'big server' has 32 gb of memory, know can allocate more memory gwt's run configuration modifying '-xmx512m' specify more memory. (2.) allocating more memory via '-xmx' command line switch speed refresh times?

(3.) way frame question 1 , 2 ask: bottle neck refresh times during 'development mode'?


(less important (because not full compiles aka 90/10 rule): "gwt compile" benefit more cores? "gwt compile" benefit more memory?)

i waste in gwt development spent waiting browser refresh after have made code changes in development mode

resources little, lot more optimising code , making leaner. less bloat, less scripts, less junk.

it's not compiler, more making sure page loads fast.

more caching, more lazy loading, more minifying of resources.


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