RIA without the Javascript - GWT and Grails
Most browser-based rich user interfaces are based on Javascript or a plugin. Google's Web Toolkit is different because you develop your user interface in Java.
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RIA without the Javascript - GWT and Grails
Peter Ledbrook
Peter is a long time Java developer and one of the core Grails committers. He has been developing with Grails since version 0.2 (give or take 0.1). He created the GWT Grails plugin as an exercise to see whether it was possible, but it has since grown into something that can support serious development.
RIA without the Javascript - GWT and Grails
Peter Ledbrook
Peter is a long time Java developer and one of the core Grails committers. He has been developing with Grails since version 0.2 (give or take 0.1). He created the GWT Grails plugin as an exercise to see whether it was possible, but it has since grown into something that can support serious development.