anchor.diff:        <resource>
           <directory>src/main/resources</directory>
         </resource>
  +      <resource>
  +        <directory>target/generated-sources/annotations</directory>
  +      </resource>
       </resources>
   
       <plugins>
  
positive.code: initialize. Stick with observing `ApplicationReadyEvent` and you'll be
  fine.
  
  Right now, our entry point method is empty! What kind of stuff would
  you normally put in there for bootstrapping an UberFire app? Let's
  first create a panel and then come back to that question.
  
  == Create a Workbench Screen
  
  
negative.code: directory. Let's reward all the hard work by starting our app and
  seeing it do something!
  
  ......
  $ mvn compile
  $ mvn gwt:run
  ......
  
  Eventually, the GWT Development Mode GUI will pop up. Wait for the
  "Calculating..." button to change to "Launch in Default Browser," then
  press that button.
  
  === Install the GWT Dev Mode browser plugin
  
  If you've never developed a GWT application before, you'll be looking
  at a prompt to install the Dev Mode plugin into your browser. Follow
  the prompts and restart your browser when prompted.
  
  === Sign in
  
  If you copied the users.properties file as-is, you can sign in as user
  "admin" with password "admin". Otherwise, use the username and
  password you chose when creating that file. 
  
  === Hello UberFire!
  
  Now you should see your label in the top left corner of the
  page. Congratulations!
  
  == Factor out the panel's contents
  
  