Bruce Johnson on writing JavaScript in a Java IDE
Google Engineering Manager Bruce Johnson explains the steps involved in writing an Ajax application using your favorite Java IDE and Google Web Toollkit, in this talk with LinuxWorld Editor Don Marti.
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- See "Ease Ajax development with the Google Web Toolkit" (Jeff Friesen, JavaWorld, December 2006) to learn more about Ajax development using GWT.
- Also see "Recipes to improve your Google Web Toolkit development" (Klaus P. Berg, JavaWorld, April 2007) for programming tips from a developer experienced with creating Java Web applications using GWT.
- Bruce Johnson will present at the Voices That Matter: Google Web Toolkit Conference , which runs from December 3 to 6 in San Francisco. JavaWorld readers are entitled to a $100 discount on the conference pass -- just enter "GW-SPK6" in the Priority Code field when registering.
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