Google had developed a development toolkit for building web application and optimizing complex web-based application.
Guess what?
It was meant to be written in “java” ways.. which could lead to ..”write the code once .. and run anywhere ”
the technology is pretty neat and very helpful , after writing the code in java format ..
oh well.. one thing that i do love bout java is the modularity of each feature/lib.
So.. it help to get thing organized and structured properly… ( at which sometime had failed me to start.. *grin*)
after done with writing the app in java code, get it compiled by Google Web Toolkit..
then get the output files in JavaScript, css, HTML..
later these output files can be uploaded / hosted anywhere you like.
either tomcat .. jetty .. or just httpd with proper lib.
Hmm.. somehow namran.net just doesn’t work well with RPC thing yet..
on my laptop and some our dedicated machine.. its work flawlessly..
You can download the SDK at http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/
while the showcase on what GWT can do at http://gwt.google.com/samples/Showcase/Showcase.html
p/s : Hmm.. I am personally thinking that .. office hour at office/client site.. is meant for “meeting”.. “collecting info and stuff via talking”..
“entertaining”.. “answering phone” .. while the real development work .. only start after the “office hour” — anyone else feel the same?
need some help here.. if can get anyone to start working together with me.. feel free to apply / recommend someone /send your resume to ..
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I was just curious as to what you use for your desktop OS? Is it primarily CentOS or Ubuntu? I’m considering CentOS but I haven’t seen many articles about really using it for a workstation.
Did you get further into GWT?
Btw GWT is just javascript compiled via Java’s JRE, and the produced code is simply javascript. So if you want to code JS the most professional way – like IDE dev support, step debugging, and unit tests – use GWT.
For me, I just love java. C# had a great future but Microsoft managed to screw it up somehow.