Sven Meier

I've fixed three errors (query-selectors version, csp and infinite loop in PeoplDataProvider) so the example works again. There seem to be further smaller problems though and I don't know what...

#bind() wasn't part of the first release, and without it there's no need for an additional type parameter. Note that when creating a LazyModel, there's no way to reliably check...

> This wouldn't be completely type-safe That's the point I wanted to make. > ... but the client code would. Correct.

I've just tried it out and the additional type parameter seems to do no harm. But the following is quite ugly IMHO: ``` LazyModel.model(A.class, LazyModel.from(A.class).getB()); ```

It seems Objenesis does not work on GAE: http://code.google.com/p/objenesis/issues/detail?id=12 https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/google-appengine-java/uIWRftGl-fA :(

As a workround you have to make sure #afterPropertiesSet() is called during bean creation, e.g. by using a separate bean definition: ``` @Bean public Flow partitionFlow() { return new FlowBuilder("flow")...

I don't see a need for State#TERMINATED: If a component wants to end polling, it can just return contentReady=true and return something appropriate ... e.g. a timed-out label or even...

IMHO most people will want to show different contents depending on the result of lazy loading - I doubt that anyone would want to give up polling but keep the...

As explained above we won't apply this pull request. Please close it and open separate requests for specific issues you see with the current implementation and don't force an API...

> copy ... as well. Well, if we'd copy the font-size, we might have to copy many more inherited stylings too. Even if this were possible, I'm not sure we...