Thursday, December 14, 2006
Google has recently released the source code for its Web Toolkit, as it hope to attract more and more developers to its technologies and prompt new Web 2.0 applications.
The current Java based Web Toolkit version 1.3, especially designed to easy the process of building AJAX based Web apps, which work efficiently in different browsers. Google had used the elements to build some of its own product such as Gmail and Calendar. Google developers write applications in Java, and GWT converts them into JavaScript and HTML for further deployment.
The latest GWT release, 1.3 is equal to 1.2, save for its source code being accessible a strategy Google adopted intentionally to avoid confusing the existing GWT user base.
The current Java based Web Toolkit version 1.3, especially designed to easy the process of building AJAX based Web apps, which work efficiently in different browsers. Google had used the elements to build some of its own product such as Gmail and Calendar. Google developers write applications in Java, and GWT converts them into JavaScript and HTML for further deployment.
The latest GWT release, 1.3 is equal to 1.2, save for its source code being accessible a strategy Google adopted intentionally to avoid confusing the existing GWT user base.
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