Below we have assembled a list of useful software tools for development with the Google Web Toolkit.
Please note that many of the resources linked from this page are provided by third-parties and are not endorsed by Google. Please direct any questions about these resources to the appropriate contact listed below.
These open source libraries provide Java language support for incorporating Google JavaScript APIs in web applications built with GWT.
GWT Designer is an Eclipse plug in that lets you use WYSIWYG tools to build web applications visually. You can add controls using drag-and-drop, add event handlers to controls, and edit properties in a properties tab.
GWT Studio is a plugin for IntelliJ IDEA. GWT Studio allows you to quickly generate GWT elements and sample applications in IntelliJ IDEA. Other features include localization support and syntax highlighting.
NetBeans is a free, open-source IDE that allows developers to build web applications using GWT. Using the GWT4NB plug-in, the IDE fully integrates with the GWT environment providing the code generation and debugging tools necessary for rapid development.
Robert Hanson's GWT Widget Library includes open-sourced widgets you can use in developing your GWT application. The library includes easy support for pagination and calendars.
GWT Window Manager, an open source project, provides a desktop-like, themeable windowing library based on GWT's widget library.
VistaFei for Google Web Toolkit is a visual IDE for building web applications with GWT. VistaFei lets you easily design your application with a drag-and-drop interface. Like GWT, VistaFei is available for development on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux
You can also find a wide variety of open source projects related to GWT hosted on Google Code.
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