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Vaadin Touchkit or mgwt

I appreciate the possibilities of creating mobile hybrid applications with GWT and Apache Cordova / PhoneGap. I already created a small prototype with mgwt and I liked it, but I would like to explore a few other possibilities before starting the project. So I looked at Vaadin and his AddOn Touchkit.

I have the following questions:

  • Can I use the Vaadin Touchkit Addon application in a client application that does not require a permanent connection to the server?

    The mobile chapter section of the documentation shows an example, which is a server application, as I understand it, and therefore you need to connect to the server for each user interface event. Please correct me, if I am mistaken, I have no experience with Vaadin.

  • Is there a difference between a “normal” GWT application and a Vaadin client application?

  • Are there any advantages to using Vaadin Touchkit instead of mgwt?

  • Overall, the Vaadin Touchkit is comparable to mgwt, and if so, what are the main differences?

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  • You can create Vaadin TouchKit apps that work offline. The "Parking Demo" shows this: http://demo.vaadin.com/parking/ (Source code here: https://github.com/vaadin/parking-demo ) By default, the application is online, but for The data entry application uses an autonomous (client-side only) approach.

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