Google Developer Day US – Fast, Easy, Beautiful: GWT
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Google Developer Day US – Fast, Easy, Beautiful: GWT
23 Responses to “Google Developer Day US – Fast, Easy, Beautiful: GWT”Leave a ReplyPosted on June 5th, 2007 by admin Filed under Tools | 23 Comments » |
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Fast, Easy, Beautiful: Pick Three — Building Web User Interfaces in the Java Programming Language with Google Web Toolkit
Best overview on …
Best overview on GWT and new 1.4 features I found until now. Thanks.
Grate, I will try, …
Grate, I will try, but first I’ve to learn a java !!
Remarkable!
Remarkable!
Incredible! Bruce …
Incredible! Bruce Johnson is very charismatic. GWT is awesome
This video does not …
This video does not load, or loads very, very slowly. Waited 20 minutes and got 30 seconds. Other youtube videos load fine. Tried different browsers, too.
Why did everybody …
Why did everybody laugh when the guy said:”Even dough it’s open source we’ve decided to document it.”
People don’t want to dive into 50,000 lines of code to find out one-by-one what each method/class does. Seems normal and obvious to me to document it
, by the way great work on this.
does anybody know …
does anybody know what programing IDE are they using in programing the sample app ?
it’s JDeveloper
it’s JDeveloper
well, thats fine …
well, thats fine but where can I get higher resolution video?
The joke was about …
The joke was about the lack of documentation for open-source projects. He was saying, “Unlike a typical open-source project, we’ve actually bothered to document.”
Bruce Johnson, have …
Bruce Johnson, have phonejammer’s babies!
Eclipse
Eclipse
Excellent video. …
Excellent video. Nicely presented. After watching it I’m actually excited about writing AJAX which I never was never before because of how hacky it usually tends to be. GWT seems to address this issue head on rather than other frameworks I’ve seen.
Excellent video. …
Excellent video. I’m actually excited about writing AJAX which I never was before because of how hacky it normally tends to be. Cross-compiling from Java to JavaScript is such a smart idea core idea. It’s a way better paradigm than code generators and straight JS libraries which tends to create idiosyncratic macro-languages with no tools. Image-bundle along with compile-time errors are a major major wins from this not to mention the JS code optimizations that this allows.
Its Eclipse
Its Eclipse
Disclaimer: I …
Disclaimer: I haven’t yet worked with GWT.
The biggest complaint he had “it doesn’t work cross-browser” can easily be addressed with MochiKit. Not only that, but MochiKit makes DOM and AJAX pretty easy.
Huh? Isn’t GWT …
Huh? Isn’t GWT already cross-browser?
I was referring to …
I was referring to how the Google guy was complaining about the cross-browser compatibility of JavaScript in general.
you missed the …
you missed the point jeffrey
I’ve seen some …
I’ve seen some notes about ‘eclipse’, I’d just like to point out that GWT does not need anything other than Java compiler and GWT jar dependency to cross-compile. There is a Netbeans and Eclipse plug-in, but you don’t have to use them.
I wish the video …
I wish the video had a better resolution or I could get these slides from somewhere.
Never Mind! I found …
Never Mind! I found almost the exact slides on Google’s Developer website.
Could you provide a …
Could you provide a link?