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Google Web Toolkit Sample Applications

I have long been looking for a search application that is written using the Google Web Toolkit (preferably with Eclipse). I am looking for a complete web application with a database and stuff like the following codeplex program, which is written in ASP.NET and has a login system: http://mvcmusicstore.codeplex.com/

I found several other sites, but they do not contain the exact data that I need:

http://code.google.com/p/gwt-examples/wiki/project_MySQLConn

http://code.google.com/intl/nl/webtoolkit/examples/

I want to learn GWT because I think it has great advantages.

  • Create (good and cross-browser compatible (> IE6,> FF ~ 2.0,> chrome1)) server-side JavaScript for the client, which will save processor cycles on the server.
  • Use Java on a server (instead of C # with ASP.NET), which can be freely used and deployed, and is a good OO language.
  • Program and testing in other OSs than windows (LAMP server, free :))
  • HTML5 support, which can be used as a replacement for flash / silverlight animations to save bandwidth.
  • Eclipse has a visual designer plugin (GPE) where you can place widgets and work like WPF / Silverlight, where I already have experience with
  • Widgets are great, and I expect them to work as WPF / Silverlight equivalents (stack panels, grids, etc.)
  • Google uses it (so it should be great: P)

Some disadvantages, in my opinion:

  • No good support for VS2010 (super IDE, of course)
  • Not many users like ASP.NET or PHP (?), So less good code examples for searching
  • Do not many think? Maybe some minor debugging problems due to generated JavaScript

Please criticize this as much as possible;)

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GWT projects are almost identical to other Java-based web applications. Of course, the client side has the main differences (and limitations), but everything else is pure Java. Maybe it's better to start by exploring Hibernate, servlets, etc.? Find out the best methods for you, and then dig into GWT.

EDIT: I found a really detailed GWT tutorial http://www.vogella.de/articles/GWT/article.html

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1380604/

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