Eventually, Google has finally released Google Web Toolkit (GWT), its AJAX framework behind Gmail, Google Calendar and many more. So now we have many choices to develop AJAX applications right now. At least we have Yahoo! UI Library and Google Web Toolkit. These two frameworks are completely different. Yahoo! UI Library offers you a complete set of JavaScript which supposes to handle all dynamic content manipulations. Google Web Toolkit offers a set of Java wrapper to generate all JavaScript at run-time to handle all dynamic content manipulations heavily relying on AJAX technique.

It’s up to you. If you are a JavaScript expertise, you don’t need GWT, instead you might be interesting in Yahoo! UI Library. Anyway, if you are working on Java, GWT is the best choice. You don’t need to learn how to program JavaScript and how to interact with server via AJAX.

I like the way GWT work. Most of all, I do like demo: Hello World, Dynamic Table, Desktop App Clone, JSON RPC, and Kitchen Sink. I just wonder how to fit Google AJAXSLT in GWT.

My plan is to port GWT to Python and PHP!

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