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Project description :

GWT-Masterview library is an extension to Google Web Toolkit that provides widgets to filter, sort and paginate your data. It's easy to use, it's widgets are fast and it works right out of the box: you can display your objects with just 3-4 lines of code.

Initially I started to look for a replacement to the Displaytag library, which can't be used in pure GWT applications. Some GWT-extending libraries provided tables, but these tables either were just wrappers of external JavaScript toolkits, or didn't have filter or paging functionality. So I wrote my own small library, with API similar to the one that Displaytag has, and named it Masterview, because I find it simple to create master screens using it.

GWT-Masterview

Tutorial GWT-Masterview : Basic usage

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my-gwt-ux provides a set of user created extensions to the MyGWT library.

http://code.google.com/p/my-gwt-ux/

Demo

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Antonio Leonforte

After same dramatic results we got benchmarking Javascript on IE, Firefox and Opera, we simply understood that placing all the grouping/filtering/rendering logic on the browser simply would not work. Up to ten seconds to group and render 100 rows is clearly not acceptable, when you can do the same server-side with java 500 times faster. And we could even have thousands of objects that would cause the user to wait minutes...

LiveTable goes two-tier

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gwt-yui-ext Demos

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Joel Webber : "We've had a lot of ideas for new widgets and libraries banging around in our heads for a while, and I think it's about time we started really building out the UI library. To this end, I'd like to propose a set of potential Widgets and simple frameworks that will give GWT apps much more leverage in building good interfaces : Color Palette, Inline Text Edit, Slideshow, Decorated panels, Collapser , Progress bar & busy indicators, Tag clouds, Value Spinner, Link List, Sliders, Dueling Listboxes, Image map, Image Button, Image Strip, Toolbar, Vector Graphics, Rich Text, Fast Table, Splitter Panels, ComboBox, Date & Time Pickers, Effects, Drag & Drop, Custom tool-tips, Data Binding and Form Validation, Good default CSS, Consistent selectability, Ubiquitous keyboard support, TabBar Needs Widgets, Printing support. "

GWT : Let's build some new stuff!
Source : GWT New Stuff

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Roughian : This is what you end up with if you follow the Step-By-Step Database article. It's meant to demonstrate the basics of interacting with a database. Here, you can add data and, once added, you can edit or delete the individual lines. Feel free to put any old rubbish in - you can always get rid of it before you go, if you want.
Tutorial : Updatable Grid

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I want to implement a scrolling Grid that has a large number of rows and fetches the content of the rows asynchronously as needed from the server....
GWT - How to get scroll events or table row draw events

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