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Know Web Toolkit 2.0 About Google
GWT 2.0 is a platform for application development consists of a class library Java, AJAX-style UI components (widgets), an RPC-based application or a communication framework for response and integrated debugging environment.
Its objective is to promote the efficient development of high-performance web applications developer shall not be an expert in browser quirks, JavaScript and XMLHttpRequest. GWT is used by many Google products, including Gmail, Google Maps, Google Wave and the new version of AdWords. It is open source, completely free, and used by thousands of developers around the world. GWT emphasizes reusable, efficient solutions to the challenges of Ajax, namely Asynchronous Remote Procedure Calls, history management, bookmarks, internationalization and cross-browser portability.
What Google Web Toolkit?
* Software development framework in Java that can write AJAX applications.
* Can be used for develop and debug AJAX applications in Java for Java development tools of your choice, such as NetBeans or Eclipse.
* Java to JavaScript compiler provided and a special Web browser that lets you debug your GWT applications. When you install your application to production, the compiler translates your Java application to browser-compliant JavaScript, CSS and HTML.
Why GWT?
* It is not necessary learn to use JavaScript or
* It is not necessary to address the inconsistencies and quirks of the browser
* There not need to learn or use DOM API
* There is no need to move forward or backward buttons to the browser history
* It is not necessary to create widgets commonly used
Google Web Toolkit Features
Dynamic, reusable UI components
Simple RPC mechanism
management of the browser history
Support for debugging Complete Java
GWT handles all cross-browser issues
Supports using Google APIs in GWT applications
JavaScript errors such as typos and type mismatches are caught at compile time.
Google Web Toolkit is a Java framework to build more and better of Web applications in 2010 and probably for years to come. It combines ease of deployment, portability, almost all web browsers without plugins additional, easy to use and extend. Of course, most applications are still cases where GWT does not work, but a minority of them.
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