Flex vs. GWT Smackdown

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Java developers can easily create Rich UIs with Google Web Toolkit (GWT) or Adobe Flex, so why would they choose one over the other? Come to this session to learn the pros and cons of each framework in an entertaining atmosphere. In one corner, we have UI consultant, Matt Raible with bright red GWT gloves. In the opposite corner, we have Adobe’s James Ward with his sinister black Flex gloves, ready to put a smackdown on the Open Web. In this session you learn about the pros and cons of both GWT and Flex, when it's appropriate to use each framework, and where each framework is headed in the future.

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FLEX VS. GWT SMACKDOWN
With Matt Raible and James Ward

Images by Stuck in Customs - http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/stuckincustoms

INTRODUCTIONS
Who is Matt Raible?

Who is using GWT?

Who is James Ward?

Who is using Flex?

What do you want to learn
today?

SESSION AGENDA

What are Rich Internet Applications?

The Smackdown

Success Stories

Pitfalls

How to choose?

Q and A

WHAT DEFINES RICH?

According to Simon
Whatley:

“[RIAs] combine the best
user interface functionality
of desktop software
applications with the broad
reach and low-cost
deployment of Web
applications and the best of
interactive, multimedia
communication.”

WIKIPEDIA’S DEFINITION

Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) are web
applications that have most of the characteristics
of desktop applications, typically delivered either
by way of a standards-based web browser, via a
browser plug-in, or independently via sandboxes
or virtual machines. Examples of RIA frameworks
include Ajax, Curl, GWT, Adobe Flash/Adobe
Flex/AIR, Java/JavaFX, Apache Pivot, Mozilla's
XUL, OpenLaszlo and Microsoft Silverlight.

OUR DEFINITION

A one-page application that
doesn’t require a page
transition.

TEXT
Right-to-left languages
unsupported in Flex

PRINTING
Flex has issues printing
from the browser

DRAG N’
DROP
Flex has easy drag n’ drop
support

CSS
GWT has CSS support, not
like Flex’s proprietary
support

VALIDATORS
&
FORMATTERS
Flex has effects, form
layout, validators and
formatters

JSON SUPPORT
GWT supports JSON out-
of-the-box

IE6 SUPPORT
Flex works across all
browsers

VIDEO
Flash Video is the absolute
number one video format
on the web

PROGRAMMING
MODEL
“GWT is nothing more
than a JSP Tag Library”

-- Matt Raible

SUCCESS STORIES

Google Wave

Evite

Picnik

Mercedes-Benz USA

My Oracle Support

Others?

AVOID PITFALLS

Don’t load everything
on the ﬁrst page load.

Slower machines can
mean slower clients.
Know your users!

Don’t use for sites, only
for applications.

HOW TO CHOOSE?

Prioritize a list of features that are important to your
application.

Pick 3-4 frameworks and do a 1-week spike with
each, developing the same application.

Document and rank each framework against your list
of features.

Calculate and choose!

CONCLUSION
GWT and Flex are great technologies, use them wisely.

QUESTIONS?

Contact Information

http://raibledesigns.com
http://jamesward.com

Download Presentation

http://slideshare.net/mraible

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Flex vs. GWT Smackdown

1. FLEX VS. GWT SMACKDOWN With Matt Raible and James Ward Images by Stuck in Customs - http://www.ﬂickr.com/photos/stuckincustoms

2. INTRODUCTIONS Who is Matt Raible? Who is using GWT? Who is James Ward? Who is using Flex? What do you want to learn today?

3. SESSION AGENDA What are Rich Internet Applications? The Smackdown Success Stories Pitfalls How to choose? Q and A

4. WHAT DEFINES RICH? According to Simon Whatley: “[RIAs] combine the best user interface functionality of desktop software applications with the broad reach and low-cost deployment of Web applications and the best of interactive, multimedia communication.”

5. WIKIPEDIA’S DEFINITION Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) are web applications that have most of the characteristics of desktop applications, typically delivered either by way of a standards-based web browser, via a browser plug-in, or independently via sandboxes or virtual machines. Examples of RIA frameworks include Ajax, Curl, GWT, Adobe Flash/Adobe Flex/AIR, Java/JavaFX, Apache Pivot, Mozilla's XUL, OpenLaszlo and Microsoft Silverlight.

6. OUR DEFINITION A one-page application that doesn’t require a page transition.

7. LET’S GET READY TO RUMBLE!

8. TEXT Right-to-left languages unsupported in Flex

9. DRAWING Flex can draw

10. PRINTING Flex has issues printing from the browser

11. DRAG N’ DROP Flex has easy drag n’ drop support

12. CSS GWT has CSS support, not like Flex’s proprietary support

13. VALIDATORS & FORMATTERS Flex has effects, form layout, validators and formatters

14. JSON SUPPORT GWT supports JSON out- of-the-box

15. IE6 SUPPORT Flex works across all browsers

16. IPHONE SUPPORT GWT works on the iPhone

17. VIDEO Flash Video is the absolute number one video format on the web

18. PERFORMANCE Making your app “pop”

19. COMPONENTS Tour de Flex

20. TOOLS Speed Tracer IDEs

21. PROGRAMMING MODEL “GWT is nothing more than a JSP Tag Library” -- Matt Raible

22. SUCCESS STORIES Google Wave Evite Picnik Mercedes-Benz USA My Oracle Support Others?

23. AVOID PITFALLS Don’t load everything on the ﬁrst page load. Slower machines can mean slower clients. Know your users! Don’t use for sites, only for applications.

24. HOW TO CHOOSE? Prioritize a list of features that are important to your application. Pick 3-4 frameworks and do a 1-week spike with each, developing the same application. Document and rank each framework against your list of features. Calculate and choose!

25. CONCLUSION GWT and Flex are great technologies, use them wisely.

26. QUESTIONS? Contact Information http://raibledesigns.com http://jamesward.com Download Presentation http://slideshare.net/mraible

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