Google on Thursday released Google Web Toolkit 1.2, a free software development framework for building rich Web applications without having to deal with the quirks of JavaScript. The upgraded ...

Google has made its Google Web Toolkit available via open source under an Apache 2.0 license, the company said on Tuesday. The toolkit features a free development framework for writing AJAX ...

David Geary’s book, Google Web Toolkit Solutions: More Cool & Useful Stuff, helps Java developers write excellent GWT applications. The book’s goal is to “teach you how to kick ass with GWT.” ...

Google Web Toolkit 1.4 marks the full release of the software designed to speed the creation of AJAX applications. Google Web Toolkit (GWT) works by converting Java into JavaScript, shielding ...

The Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a Java development framework, with open source and proprietary binary components, for generating Web pages containing HTML and JavaScript.

In detailing Google Web Toolkit 2.0, Google’s Andrew Bowers, a product management official, said the release would offer developer-guided code splitting, or runAsynch, for splitting JavaScript files ...

How effective is the Google Web Toolkit for building AJAX applications? I’ve started working with the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) and would recommend it to those familiar with Java. Tools provided ...

“Google Web Toolkit has been around for about three years and it has taken awhile to catch on, but demand for these skills is growing as Web-based applications become more popular,” Cole said.

The Java-based Web Toolkit, currently on version 1.3, is designed to simplify the process of building AJAX-based Web apps that work efficiently in different browsers.