GWT

GWT is a simple, open source web toolkit used by developers for building optimized web-based applications. Apps are designed with minimal stress using GWT. GWT's design is aimed at helping both advanced and fresh web developers build highly functioning and superb web apps.

GWT is currently the go-to app development suite for old and new Products for Google AdWords, AdSense, flights, hotel finders, offers, E-Wallets, and used by many bloggers. GWT comes with the plugin for Eclipse, a tool that allows its users access to App Engine web projects, as well as provide an IDE Support for GWT.

It comes equipped with useful java API Libraries widget compiler and development server via the GWT SDK. Client-side programs can be created, compiled and easily exported in JavaScript.In GWT, It's easier to Work with a variety of widgets, as a matter of fact, anything that can be achieved using the DOM and JavaScript can be seamlessly attained with GWT.GWT offers options to view written codes without having to go through the tiring process of constantly compiling to JavaScript, and viewing it in a web browser.

Nonconforming variables can be inspected, along with a host of other useful debugger tools like variable inspection, setting breakpoints, firebug etc., can all be accessed right within the browser thanks to the GWT team of elite developers.With GWT, optimized web apps can be written in java, compiled and deployed into standalone JavaScript that will run emphatically on any web-enabled platform including Android, IOS, and all standard web browsers.

GWT offers new and experienced users with a work around tutorials, built to educate new users with the fundamental classes to developing fantastic web apps.Apache Ant and Java SDK v1.6, are the only prerequisite needed to run this toolbox. No need for installation, everything needed is all in the extracted directory.