This document discusses Google Web Toolkit (GWT) and Google App Engine (GAE). GWT allows developers to write code in Java that compiles to JavaScript, enabling Ajax-style web development without browser plugins. GAE provides a scalable hosting environment on Google's infrastructure. The document outlines benefits of both technologies, such as reusable components and free hosting, as well as some limitations like GWT's single-threaded model. It also demonstrates how to build widgets, handle persistence, and provides links for further information.

1. Google Web Toolkit & App Engine + SF Java Lab

2. Google Web Toolkit & App Engine Presentation The SF Java lab

3. Members

4. Projects

5. Presentations SF Java Lab

6. Google Web Toolkit & App Engine Google Web Toolkit IDE Plugins ( compilation, debugger, .. )

7. RIA 100% Javascript, no-plugin

8. Asynchrone with Ajax, no freeze

9. Composant oriented, reusable