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Monday 22 September 2008

GWT Mosaic : nice widget library

Georgios Georgopoulos

GWT Mosaic is a widget library for RIA application based on the standard GWT widgets and event model, and, is also based on the gwt-dnd libary for all drag & drop operations. GWT Mosaic is not an alternative to the GWT's widgets, it tries to extend GWT by providing new widgets like the layout managers or use widgets from other frameworks like GWT Incubator's glasspanel, date picker, tables, trees and more.
The LayoutPanel (which extends GWT's AbsolutePanel) is the corner stone for most of the widgets that are implemented. LayoutPanel is using absolute positioning to layout widgets instead of relying on HTML layout. So far, three layout managers are implemented: FillLayout, BoxLayout and BorderLayout. Another very important widget that is missing from GWT standard widget set is the WindowPanel. WindowPanel is based on GWT's DecoratedPopupPanel and is using gwt-dnd for the moving and resizing.
The goal is to provide a complete widget set by keeping the API as close as possible to the GWT's standard widgets API.
GWT Mosaic is licensed under Apache 2.0 like GWT/GWT Incubator and gwt-dnd.

http://code.google.com/p/gwt-mosaic/

GWT Mosaic Showcase (need access to port 8880)

Update : Georgios has pushed a new link for the demo, it now uses the port 80.

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Saturday 15 March 2008

QCon : demonstrations

During my Qcon session I showed all these demos. Thanks to the community. These demonstrations help to spread GWT.

Fun

Eyes

TicTacToe

A chess board diagram composer

GWT MusicPlayer Demo

GWT Keyboard Warrior

Sudoku

Rolodex

Web 2.0 audience measurement demonstration

Google Maps integration

GWT Spinner Widget

Fun platforms

Master Mind iPhone

"XPilot for Wii" (compatible with wiimote)

Libraries

GWT Kitchen Sink

GWT Ext 2.0

MyGWT

Sound for your Google Web Toolkit projects

GWT Window Manager

Integration

Demonstration : GWT + Google Spreadsheet + GDATA + Google Feeds API + Chronoscope

Application

Contact Office

Monday 10 September 2007

GPilot, with Wii Remote

I published a new version of GPilot. This time the Falcon can be pilot with the Wii Remote.
Here is the code.
Here is the new version of the game : GPilot (need Opera for Nintendo).
"Left" and "right" to turn, "Button B" to accelerate, "Button A" to fire.
Next step is to add target :-)...

Tuesday 29 May 2007

Game : GWT TicTacToe

This is an tic-tac-toe (noughts and crosses) application created using GWT. It has been written and debugged as Java code and now executes as JavaScript in the client web browser. The source code can be downloaded from here (notice that you must place the images in the output directory manually.
TicTacToe

Wednesday 25 April 2007

GWT Hangman

Mark Roth

Play the GWT Hangman game I wrote while trying out Google Web Toolkit. (source). It was named "our favorite office time-waster" by Bret Taylor, the product manager for GWT.

Old but still fun.

Welcome to GWT Hangman!

Friday 06 April 2007

Chattr: GWT Sample application for EclipseCon 2007 tutorial

This project is an interesting example of an application built using the Google Web Toolkit (GWT). Kelly and Miguel spent a Sunday afternoon prior to their tutorial at EclipseCon 2007 developing an instant messenger web application.
gwt-eclipsecon-chat

Thursday 05 April 2007

GWT Grids with a million rows

Reinier Zwitserloot

I've mentioned a dynamically constructed grid with a million rows.

It runs on IE6 (I have just tested), Safari and Firefox.
Grids with a million rows
Demonstration (Open the wizard to see it)



Wednesday 28 March 2007

GWT and math

Fun demonstration.
http://www.matheclipse.org/
Source : bliki.info (german)

Friday 09 March 2007

GWT and JasperReport - Demo

Martin Gorostegui

Just wanted to let you all know that we have released a GWT based web application which consists in the initial version of a playground created to showcase a java API to dynamically generate reports based on JasperReports library.

Demonstration
Source


Friday 02 March 2007

Google Base and Google Checkout are powered by GWT

Screaming Penguin :

This is a bit old news, but the new Base, http://base.google.com/, is GWT-ized, as is the new Checkout.

All your base are belong to Google


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