Blueprint to Develop a Great Web Site.(Technology Tutorial)(Tutorial): An article from: T H E Journal (Technological Horizons In Education)
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Google Web Toolkit Applications
“Ryan clearly understands the GWT value proposition and how GWT integrates into a diverse web technology stack–and not just in a theoretical way. With the popularity of gpokr.com and kdice.com, Ryan can speak with the authority of concrete success.” –Bruce Johnson, creator of Google Web Toolkit
“This book distinguishes itself from other books on GWT in that it walks through the entire process of building several nontrivial GWT applications, not the toy applications that m
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Love the book, wish it was in a little different order(maybe),
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|Detailed and practical book on Google Web Toolkit,
The book’s author assumes you already know how to program in Java, and thus does not spend time tutoring you in this. He does not assume you know anything about the GWT. This book is hands on and includes most but not all of the code. For the entirety of the code you need to go to the book’s website. The following is the table of contents:
Part I:Understanding the GWT
1. First Steps with the Google Web Toolkit – intro plus a tutorial on creating an Ajax game application.
2. User Interface Library Overview – Consists of notes and examples about the use of each widget in the GWT user interface library.
3. Server Integration Techniques – self-explanatory
4. Software Engineering for Ajax – Java tools for software development and how they are used with the GWT.
5. Using the Toolkit Effectively – advanced techniques for software development using the GWT. This includes CSS, code generation, internationalization, and performance.
Part II: Rich Web Applications by Example
6. Gadget Desktop Application – first of the example-based chapters shows how to write a gadget application with a drag-and-drop interface and persistence with cookies and Gears. Using Javascript with the GWT is covered here.
7. Multi-search application – how to write a search application with an interface to many search engines. You see how to communicate with Google, Yahoo, Amazon, and Flickr.
8. Blog Editor Application – how to write an application that manages entries that are occuring across many blogs. This application integrates with the Blogger REST API using an HTTP proxy.
9. Instant Messenger Application – shows how to create a web page instant messenger based on GWT-RPC. It shows how to use an event-based protocol along with optimizing with Comet on Tomcat and Continuations on Jetty
10.Database Editor Application – How to create a database manager for a basic web page. The application includes facets such as how to read complex data structures from the server using Data Access Objects, code generation for XML and JSON, and integrating with PHP, Ruby on Rails, and finally Java with Hibernate.
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|Best GWT book ever,
For those with some experience in Java programming for the WEB and wants to know everything about GWT, this book is perfect.
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