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February 1st, 2011
It is not easy to “sneak preview” any technology in 20 minutes… I was the last in a row of five “RIA” technologies talks. It was a very interesting evening, great feedback and nice chatting afterwards. Recapping, we had a talk on RAP, the Canoo RIA thing, Silverlight and Qooxdoo. I jumped in with my talk [...] January 30th, 2011
When you start developing complex enterprise applications using GWT, you can run into the problem that IE does not perform quite well with too much JavaScript. Many companies are still stuck in – IMHO – the most successfull vendor-version lock-in web history. Ever heard this? I cannot upgrade IE in our company because of [...] January 30th, 2011
This is a sort of “standard” question when it comes down to the topic web frameworks, Java and finally the Google Web Toolkit (GWT). My first though is, what exactly is meant with “standard”? January 27th, 2011
GWT applications are basically a bunch of static resources, and static resources are strong candidates for browser caching. The GWT generated files make it quite easy to follow some of the tips for building a cache-aware site:
If we have a look at the generated files we will find
Continue reading Apache configuration for GWT applications [updated] February 8th, 2010
Here are the GWT sessions on the upcoming google i/o 2010 to keep an eye on. Google usually publishes the sessions on youtube and uploads the slides to the respective session homepage. Ray Ryan is talking on two session, one of it is called “Architecting GWT applications for production at Google” – maybe it [...] |
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