Google has just released its Ajax toolkit, called Google Web Toolkit: "Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a Java software development framework that makes writing AJAX applications like Google Maps and ...

Web performance monitoring gets a boost with Google Web Toolkit 2.0. Some parts of Google have other ideas about high-performance JavaScript, though.

Google Web Toolkit goes 100% open source Google announced today that, effective immediately, they are releasing everything in GWT under the Apache 2.0 license.

Google has made its Google Web Toolkit available via open source under an Apache 2.0 license, the company said on Tuesday. The toolkit features a free development framework for writing AJAX ...

The Google Web Toolkit (GWT) makes it easy to do a better job and produce more modern Web 2.0 programs for your users. What Is Web 2.0? This question has several answers, including Sir Tim Berners-Lee ...

Google on Thursday released Google Web Toolkit 1.2, a free software development framework for building rich Web applications without having to deal with the quirks of JavaScript. The upgraded ...

Google has officially released version 1.4 of the open source Google Web Toolkit (GWT). The new version features significant performance enhancements and faster application startup times, new ...

Google has plugged the Google Web ToolKit demonstrating an iPhone specific version of Google Reader. The iPhone Reader combines the Google AJAX Feed API with a user interface geared for use on the ...

This evening at its Campfire One event, Google showcased a number of new technologies coming to Google Web Toolkit (you can see my live blog of the event here). The big announcements include the ...

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The Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is now an open source project. The GWT is a Java development framework designed to help web programmers easily write AJAX applications like Google’s own GMail or ...

Sweet Google can you do no wrong? With the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) 1.3 Release Candidate, all of GWT is open source under the Apache 2.0 license.