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  • + david.motta David Motta Baldarrago 4 months ago
    GWT in Action: Easy Ajax with the Google Web Toolkit
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  • + Palcomweb Palcomweb 2 years ago
    Design 'all browsers compatible' website.



    A website should be designed in accordance to the W3 standrads.These

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    with mozilla are that is does not support java script and flash, the loading

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    Therefore always design a website that is browser compatible so that your

    users don’t have to adjust. It’s you who should have a browser compatible

    website and not visitors should change their browsers to be able to see your

    website.
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  1. GWT-Gears The Browser is the Platform Didier Girard – girard.d@sfeir.com Sfeir CTO Member of OSSGTP
  2. Before starting, some questions
    • Who knows javascript ?
    • Who is a javascript expert ?
    • Who knows java ?
    Google Confidential
  3. Content
    • Ajax : the good, the bad and the coward
    • Demonstrations
    • GWT for Chief (whatyouwant) Officer
    • GWT for developers
    • Gears for early adopters
    Google Confidential
  4. Content
    • Demonstrations
    • Why GWT ?
    • GWT features
    • Google Gears
  5. Ajax : Asynchronous updates
    • Fresh data without reload
  6. Ajax : Rich Widgets
    • Widgets : One more beautiful than the other
  7. Ajax : Partial update of the screen
    • No more « Blank page » effect
  8. Single Page Interface : Better scalability
    • Stateless Server
    • Stateful client
    Data Base Data Application GUI+Business + Session
  9. At first, Ajax is really cool
    • So wonderful, incredible, marvellous
    • So efficient
    • Customers love it
  10. Some boring comments about javascript
    • … cross-browser
    • … memory leak
    • … loading latency
    • … « Javascript PhD »
    • … ajax IDE
    • … bugs (javascript is a dynamic language)
    • … cross browser javascript debugger
    • … security
    • …
  11. The solution – First step
    • Build the prototype of the application
      • It is really fun
      • Everybody will admire you
  12. The solution – Second step
    • Your customer purchases : leave the project :-)
  13. But I’m not a coward
  14. Do something else
  15. But What ?
  16. My manifest
    • I want a technology that
      • helps to code stable, efficient and cross-browser applications
      • Is a friend to me as a developer
        • Compatible with IDE, support debugging, refactoring, strong typing…
    • The base line could be : « Good for the user, good for the developer »
  17. That is what GWT is !
  18. Content
    • Demonstrations
    • Why GWT ?
    • GWT features
    • Google Gears
  19. Démonstrations
  20. Demonstrations
    • http://stuff.ongwt.com
  21. Content
    • Demonstrations
    • Why GWT ?
    • GWT features
    • Google Gears
  22. GWT is simple
    • Developing a web application with GWT is as simple as developing a Windows application with VB
  23. GWT is cheap Google Confidential
  24. GWT cuts costs
    • Building a GWT application is 5 times faster than building a J2EE application
  25. GWT applications are efficient
    • Local computation, bandwidth optimization
  26. GWT is offline compatible
    • A GWT application doesn’t need a server
  27. Compatible with mobile Google Confidential
  28. GWT is MDI compatible *
    • GWT applications could have windows residing under a single parent window.
    *MDI : Multiple Document Interface
  29. GWT, better ergonomically http://swissmiss.typepad.com/weblog/2007/11/task-clips.html Web 1.0 GWT
  30. Content
    • Demonstrations
    • Why GWT ?
    • GWT features
    • Google Gears
  31. The approach
    • Code in java
    • Compile the java to Javascript
  32. Hello World
    • Demonstration
  33. How easy do you find GWT to use ?
    • Very Easy, Easy, Medium, Hard, Very Hard ?
    Google Confidential Source : http://www.ongwt.com/post/2008/02/21/How-easy-do-you-find-GWT-to-use
  34. Architecture Browser IE, Firefox, Safari, Opera RWA in Java Java Runtime Library java.lang java.util Java.io GWT GUI Library GWT Compiler Application code Panels Popup Stack Absolute Vertical … Widgets Button MenuBar Radio Tree Check Table TextArea … . Javascript Application GWT Runtime 100Ko
  35. Content
    • Demonstrations
    • Why GWT ?
    • GWT features
    • Google Gears
  36. Widgets : « 100% java »
    • Demonstration (Kitchen Sink)
    http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/examples/kitchensink/
  37. Third party GWT Widgets
    • It is really easy to build its own widget
    • Many libraries
      • GWT Ext
      • MyGWT
      • GWT Rialto
      • Tatami
      • GWT Widget
      • GWTaculous
      • …
    Google Confidential
  38. History support
    • « Single Page Interface » with history support !
    • Demonstration (Kitchen Sink)
    • Code :
      • History. addHistoryListener(myCommand);
  39. RPC Support (JSON/XML-RPC)
    • AJAX is a story of asynchronous request
      • With GWT, it is simple !
  40. I18N/L10N support
    • Simple and powerful
  41. GWT is compatible with unit testing
    • Compatible with Junit
    • Compatible with Selenium
    Google Confidential
  42. Cross browser, cross platform
  43. CSS
    • GWT widgets are CSS compatible
  44. Debugger
    • Demonstration
  45. Javascript integration
    • JSNI, a clever API
    • Many javascript libraries are already wrapped : Dojo, Extjs,…
    • Demonstration
    public static native void alert(String msg) /*-{ $wnd.alert(msg); }-*/;
  46. Optimization
    • Compiled javascript is optimized
    • Only the necessary javascript is downloaded by the browser
      • IE downloads only javascript for IE, Firefox downloads only javascript for Firefox
      • Unused APIs are removed from the compiled javascript
  47. Good scalability
    • GWT server could be stateless
    • No more session affinity
  48. Tools
    • GWT is supported by all the java IDE : Eclipse, NetBeans, IntelliJ IDEA, JDeveloper,…
    • Advertisement : my favorite tool is GWT Designer
  49. GWT 1.4 is fast
    • Example : ImageBundle, kind of database for images
      • From 12 requests to 1 request…
    ClippedImage timeIcon = new ClippedImage("icons.png", 22, 0, 22, 22); http://roberthanson.blogspot.com/2007/02/gwt-clippedimage-optimizing-image.html
  50. 2008 : GWT 1.5
    • The Java 1.5 syntax is fully supported, including generics, enums, nice "for" loops, autoboxing, static imports, annotations, and so on
    • The ability to subclass JavaScriptObject for very straightforward JavaScript interop
    • Thurs, Mar 6 2008 : GWT 1.5 M1 is available for download
    Google Confidential
  51. Google Gadget with GWT
  52. Gadget definition
    • <Module> <ModulePrefs title=&quot;Hello World” author=“Didier Girard” author_email=“Didier.Girard@gmail.com”> </ModulePrefs> <Content type=&quot;html&quot;> <![CDATA[ Your application goes here ]]> </Content> </Module>
  53. Gadget definition with GWT : 1 line
    • <Module> <ModulePrefs title=&quot;Hello World” author=“Didier Girard” author_email=“Didier.Girard@gmail.com”> </ModulePrefs> <Content type=&quot;html&quot;> <![CDATA[ <script src=&quot;http://..../com.mycompany.project.ImageViewer -xs.nocache.js &quot;>
    • </script> ]]> </Content> </Module>
  54. Opensocial
  55. Who's Using It?
  56. Opensocial Definition with GWT : 2 lines
    • <Module> <ModulePrefs title=&quot;Hello World” author=“Didier Girard” author_email=“Didier.Girard@gmail.com”> <Require feature=&quot;opensocial-0.7&quot;/> </ModulePrefs> <Content type=&quot;html&quot;> <![CDATA[ <script src=&quot;http://..../com.mycompany.project.ImageViewer -xs.nocache.js &quot;>
    • </script> ]]> </Content> </Module>
  57. Simple, Efficient and Powerful ?
  58. Content
    • Demonstrations
    • Why GWT ?
    • GWT features
    • Google Gears
  59. I need offline applications
    • Do you ever miss your application
      • Pubs
      • Trains
    • Are you sure that your user want its data in the cloud ?
  60. Classic web architecture Browser Server DataBase HTTP
  61. My needs in offline mode Browser Server DataBase DataBase Server
  62. I need Browser Server DataBase Install DataBase Server
  63. The solution
    • Google Gears
      • Browser Plugin (FireFox, Internet Explorer)
      • Features:
        • LocalServer (“programmable cache”)
        • Database
        • Worker Threads for JavaScript
        • http://gears.google.com
  64. Content
    • Demonstrations
    • Why GWT ?
    • GWT features
    • Google Gears
  65. Architecture Google Confidential Browser Gears Javascript API Your GWT Application Your JS Application Dojo GWT Wrapper
  66. Demo
    • Live coding
  67. Perspectives of Gears : future APIs
    • Notification API
    • Crypto API
    • Factory API updates
    • Blob API
    • Logging API
    • Messaging API
    • Location API
    • Desktop Shortcut API
    • Image Manipulation API
  68. Content
    • Demonstrations
    • Why GWT ?
    • GWT features
    • Google Gears
  69. Think differently!
    • Rethink application ergonomic.
    • Forget browsing
    • MDI is possible
    • Stateless server, statefull client
    Google Confidential
  70. Misc
    • DOM manipulation is costly
      • Your user can have : «  slow script message » 
      • -> Use « IncrementalCommand » ( DEMO )
    • No need to send tones of asynchronous request
    • Deal with RPC error by subclassing AsyncCallback
    • Forget javascript
    • Use Selenium ( DEMO )
    • Use Maven
    Google Confidential
  71. Content
    • Demonstrations
    • Why GWT ?
    • GWT features
    • Google Gears
  72. You must used java on the server
    • No, GWT is server free
  73. Compiled javascript is impossible to debug
    • It is possible to change compilation option
    • But you never need to it,
    • -> Demo
  74. GWT applications are heavy
    • Compiled javascript is light and gzippable
      • KitchenSink is around 60Ko !
  75. GWT is HTML incompatible
    • Wrong
      • It is possible to include GWT components in a standard HTML page
  76. GWT applications are applets
    • Applets, no thanks :-)
      • Java is compiled to javascript !
  77. Content
    • Demonstrations
    • Why GWT ?
    • GWT features
    • Google Gears
  78. Who are the challengers
    • Silverlight
    • AIR/Flex
    • Firefox with the XUL/Prism stuff
  79. GWT and Gears Google Confidential
  80. GWT : THE Community
    • Millions of downloads
    • 12000 subscribers to the users forum
    • 700 subscribers to the contributors forum
    • Books
    • Tons of articles
    • Tons of tutorials
    • Blogs
  81. Faster and faster
    • GWT application are efficient
    • It is 5 times faster to build a GWT application
  82. This might surprise you but
    • This pair of tools is the least disruptive
      • It is based on the most used langage : java
      • It doesn’t challenge the current web architecture which is mainly based on browsers
  83. No Future PHP, Struts, JSF, ASP.NET,…
  84. « GWT + Gears » The browser is the platform ! I thank the GWT Team, I thank the community! Reminder
  85. SFEIR
    • 6 projects with GWT
      • 5000 days of coding
      • It is just fun
      • Clients are very happy with their applications
      • Our stack : GWT/Spring/Hibernate
    • Jobs: girard.d@sfeir.com
    Google Confidential
  86. Ressources GWT : http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/ Forum : http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit GWT Blog : http://googlewebtoolkit.blogspot.com/ onGWT, Tracking news on GWT : http://www.ongwt.com/ GWT and GEARS : http://www.ongwt.com/post/2008/01/28/Presentation-%3A-Gears-and-GWT

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