Présentation de l'éditeur
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DESCRIPTION
The Google Web Toolkit allows developers to create perfectly optimized JavaScript Ajax applications. The complexity of web applications can be pushed and development and maintenance costs reduced ΥV by harnessing the tooling advantages of Java and by letting GWT generate the JavaScript application code.
GWT in Action, Second Edition is a detailed tutorial that covers the powerful Google Web Toolkit. It begins with a rapid-fire introduction to GWT and Ajax, then moves on to key elements of GWT such as widgets, events, history and debugging. It discusses the latest thinking in application design and best practices, such as MVP, Dependency Injection, and Optimization. By the end of the book, developers will have the knowledge they need to deliver the functionality of their next project more quickly and efficiently.
KEY POINTS
„h Detailed coverage for experienced GWT developers
„h Easy to understand introduction for beginners
„h The ultimate GWT resource
Biographie de l'auteur
Adam Tacy
is a consultant for Logica based in the Nordics with over 14 years experience in IT with most of those years spent in processes or managing projects. He co-authored GWT in Action with Robert Hanson in 2007 and has been watching the development of GWT 2.0 with anticipation.
Robert Hanson is the Applications Development Manager for Quality Technology Services and has spent over 12 years developing high-performance web applications. He released the first open-source library of GWT tools and widgets in 2006. He co-authored the first edition of GWT in Action and is an avid supporter of GWT.
Jason Essington - biography information is not available
Ian Bambury is a freelance consultant who has been involved in IT for 25 years. He has been using GWT since version 1.0, and is the creator of the Roughian Examples GWT Reference web site, and a regular contributor to the GWT forum.
Chris Ramsdale has lived and worked in the Atlanta area for the past 13 years. Chris has worked as a Software Engineer, Tech Lead and Product Manager. His current endeavor is working within Google's Developer Relations team to develop and advocate GWT best practices.
