| When: |
Thursday, September 9, 2010
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| Place: |
CityPlace One Auditorium |
Directions
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| Title: |
Google Web Toolkit (GWT)
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| Presented By: |
Scott Fines (NISC)
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About the Presentation:
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Google Web Toolkit is a framework for building rich web
applications. In reality, GWT compiles Java into optimized
JavaScript, allowing numerous tricks and strategies which can
turn a normal web application into a sleek, sophisticated beast.
In this talk, weÕll discuss several of the features in the
latest release of GWT, including code-splitting, ClientBundles,
and the new Data Presentation Widgets,
and how they can be used to write fast,
beautiful web applications.
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About the Presenter:
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Scott Fines is a Software Specialist at National Information
Solutions Cooperative (NISC), where he uses GWT to develop
web applications for electric cooperatives. When he has free
time, he is the primary commiter to the GWT port of joda-time,
gwttime, and a minor contributor to the GWT project itself.
Scott received his MasterÕs in Applied Mathematics from the
University of Missouri in 2009, specializing in
Numerical Analysis and Computational Mathematics. He now
splits time between developing GWT applications and
working with distributed systems.
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