Marteen Volders has uploaded its presentation for Jazoon 2008.
You can find it here : Designing for user experiences - A business case for GWT and Gears
GWT Slides
Wednesday 26 November 2008
Designing for user experiences
By dgirard on Wednesday 26 November 2008, 10:41
Saturday 4 October 2008
GWT - Strictly limited to Java developers ? No !
By dgirard on Saturday 4 October 2008, 19:35
This is a slide extract from John Resig presentation. Even if I respect a lot John for JQuery, I don't agree with him about what he thinks about GWT : GWT is not about java. It is about using a object oriented language to build ajax applications. And I think that Javascript, PHP and .NET developers will love GWT.
Monday 24 March 2008
Back to basics : Taking a Look at the Google Web Toolkit
By dgirard on Monday 24 March 2008, 09:43
RJ Salicco
In this session we will walk through the features of the Google Web Toolkit from a Java developer's perspective. From installation to application development and deployment, we will see how the Google Web Toolkit can help Java developers get work done. Google Web Toolkit takes our Java code and produces HTML and JavaScript to create a fully functioning Web 2.0/AJAX based Web application. We will discuss problems encountered when developing AJAX Web applications for cross browser support and how the Google Web Toolkit has solved our problems. Of course, we will also look at some code and we will see what it takes to create our own Java Web application with the Google Web Toolkit.
Taking a Look at the Google Web Toolkit
Sunday 16 March 2008
QCon, GWT + Gears : The browser is the platform
By dgirard on Sunday 16 March 2008, 20:53
Here is my presentation. The room was full. At the end, I got a lot of
questions. The interest around GWT is growing.
Tuesday 5 February 2008
Google Web Toolkit in 60 slides
By dgirard on Tuesday 5 February 2008, 08:53
Saturday 15 December 2007
Javapolis GWT Session
By dgirard on Saturday 15 December 2007, 12:28
It was really fun for me to be on stage with Dick Wall. He is really a great speaker. The room was full. I think that there was more than 1200 attendees. It shows that GWT is really a hot technology.
My presentation runs with the "Demo Effect" : I got a bug in Powerpoint ;-) that disturbed me a lot :-(.
The MyForm Demo is available here : MyForm. You can test it if you add it in the Orkut Sandbox OpenSocial Container. Just sign for a account : http://sandbox.orkut.com
Here are the slides :
Friday 22 June 2007
Presentation : Building web-based ‘fat clients’ using GWT
By dgirard on Friday 22 June 2007, 00:25
Bram Smeets
SpringOne 2007 - Slides & Sample codeI just presented my session entitled ‘Building web-based ‘fat clients’ using GWT’.
For those of you interested, you can download the slides and two sample applications that I used for the presentation.
Monday 18 June 2007
Creating a GWT Project in Eclipse
By dgirard on Monday 18 June 2007, 07:26
Dharmendra Kumar
GWT Project Setup (pdf)
Source : HOW-TO: GWT Project Setup for Eclipse
The guide is for GWT 1.3.I have created a step by step guide to creating a GWT project in Eclipse. Click on the link below to get to it.
GWT Project Setup (pdf)
Source : HOW-TO: GWT Project Setup for Eclipse
Sunday 3 June 2007
GWT : Technical Foundations of ContactOffice
By dgirard on Sunday 3 June 2007, 12:03
Take a look at the technical foundations of our beta version using GWT (Google
Web Toolkit).
Watch Luc Claes, ContactOffice CTO, at Google Dev Day
Watch Luc Claes, ContactOffice CTO, at Google Dev Day
Sunday 27 May 2007
Excellent slides on GWT (ppt)
By dgirard on Sunday 27 May 2007, 11:44
Jens Nixdorf and Christian Brien has done an excellent powerpoint on GWT. It
was run during JAX07.
Developing ajaxified Web Applications with Ease
Developing ajaxified Web Applications with Ease
Saturday 26 May 2007
Vidéo : Using Google Web Toolkit by Bruce Johnson
By dgirard on Saturday 26 May 2007, 11:07
Infoq :
The Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a Java-centric framework for creating AJAX
applications. GWT cross-compiles Java source into JavaScript, allowing Java
developers to use their existing Java skills and tools to create AJAX apps. GWT
lead Bruce Johnson intros GWT including high-performance AJAX,
internationalization, and integration with existing web app.
Tuesday 22 May 2007
GWT Presentation May 20
By dgirard on Tuesday 22 May 2007, 07:10
Mozammel :
GWT Presentation
Excellent !I took a presentation on GWT few weeks back and wanted to share the presentation files. So here they are… might be useful to those who have just started learning GWT.
GWT Presentation
Monday 30 April 2007
David Geary slides on GWT
By dgirard on Monday 30 April 2007, 07:29
Denver Technology :
I was able to catch David Geary's presentation on Google Web Toolkit at DJUG this month. I was impressed.
David Geary
A prominent author, speaker, and consultant. He wrote the best-selling books on
both Java component frameworks: Swing and JavaServer Faces (JSF). David's
Graphic Java Swing was one of the best-selling Java books of all time and Core
JSF, which David wrote with Cay Horstman, is the best-selling book on
JavaServer Faces. David is currently writting a new book on GWT : "Google Web
Toolkit Solutions".
Monday 2 April 2007
ContactOffice : GWT Bet...
By dgirard on Monday 2 April 2007, 07:42
A nice presentation from Brice Blévennec about reengineering the interface of
ContactOffice.
The GWT bet...
The GWT bet...
Wednesday 14 March 2007
Good GWT Introduction - Nice Graphics
By dgirard on Wednesday 14 March 2007, 07:11
Sunday 25 February 2007
Free and Online GWT Course
By dgirard on Sunday 25 February 2007, 18:16
Sang Shin :
Google Web Toolkit (GWT)
Excellent GWT Course !Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is definitely an interesting technology to explore for building Ajax applications especially for those who want to leverage their Java knowledge. The current version of NetBeans GWT plug-in does not support "creating a WAR" feature yet. That will be provided in the next version.
Google Web Toolkit (GWT)
Thursday 15 February 2007
Slides on Google Web Toolkit
By dgirard on Thursday 15 February 2007, 07:30
Ed Burnette
Benefits for the User :
Benefits for the User :
- Quick response to actions : No need for server round-trip and full page refresh
- Compatible with recent desktop browsers : IE, Firefox, Mozilla, Safari, Opera
- Requires no browser plug-ins or JVM : Quick startup time Browser history management Fixes common problem with many Ajax applications
- The Back button works : Bookmarks work
- One language to rule them all : Program everything in Java Share code between client, server
- Back to the future : simpler programming model than current web technologies.
- You can use other languages on the server if you want but you lose some of the benefits
- It’s like writing a Swing or SWT program.
- Really simple RPC : Easy to use, but powerful
- Integrate with existing technologies : You can use existing technologies on the back end (servlets, jsp, asp, ruby) and on the client side (dojo, prototype, del.icio.us, etc.) if you really want to (avoid if you can)
