Restriction of Mirror in JS mode

I almost finished developing CRUD features for generic GUI library.

It just consists from Table and Form, and additional supporting components for Input.
Although there are more rooms for refinements, but it's working and written as I hoped.

The size of code is quite small, and is general enough.
For this type of library to be meaningful, it must be easily customized without touching the library itself.
In order to do so, it provides mechanism to inject features from outside.

Also it defines some basic patterns, like create, update to follow so that recursive operation would work properly.

But when I tried running it with javascript mode, I found out it does not run.
It looks like such mirror features are not yet supported in javascript mode.(there is a note on 5/2013).

Also there is an issue for the generated javascript code.
if we include dart:mirrors, the current code generates  7238 total methods!(impressive, I will never able to write such lines(methods) of javascript code)

Out of it,  5318 methods retained for use by dart:mirrors.
(But still my codes generated 2000 methods!)

So it seems not good idea to use dart:mirror for javascript mode.

One of the approach to overcome this restriction, and run generic GUI library application on browser is to avoid using mirror library itself.
This can be done if we generate an implementation class for some mirror like API  from concrete classes which is used in a application.

And we can also use two versions of implementations, one is for Dartium mode using the mirror library,  and the other is for javascript mode, the implementation classes are to be generated by a Dart application in Dartium mode.