Geomajas | Edit and integrate GIS data from within your browser. Ext JS — JavaScript Framework and RIA Platform. QxWT 1.0.0.0 released « Tomsondev Blog. Just like the qooxdoo-Team who today released Version 1.0 of their JavaScript library BestSolution.at and UFaceKit.org are proud to annouce (see official announcement here) the availability of QxWT 1.0.0.0 which exposes this fantastic JavaScript-framework to the GWT-community.
I know that there’s a bunch of other GWT-UI-libraries but I think QxWT provides features not offered by other libraries available. For me and probably others the dual licensing under LGPL and EPL of both qooxdoo and QxWT is very important because this gives adopters the possibility to use it in commercial as well as opensource applications. Though not the complete qooxdoo-API is wrapped in 1.0.0.0 (~90% of the JavaScript-API available) one can write full featured GWT-Applications with the current set of provided APIs.
Take a look at the set of QxWT-Demos available from here. From a technical point of view QxWT is leveraging the GWT-JSNI calling interface to expose the qooxdoo-JavaScript-API to GWT-Java-Developers. Build an Ajax application using Google Web Toolkit, Apache Derby, and Eclipse, Part 1: The fancy front end. It's official: GWT 1.2 released. After a couple weeks of fixing all the issues our developer community has so diligently reported in the issue tracker, we are happy to announce the official release of Google Web Toolkit 1.2 today. As we mentioned when we released the 1.2 Release Candidate, you can now develop and debug with GWT on Mac OS X in addition to Linux and Windows.
We are pretty proud of this particular feature because GWT is now about as "platform independent" as you can get: develop on Windows, Linux or Mac OS X and deploy to IE, Firefox, Safari and Opera on any platform, without any special cases in your code. (If you want a bit more detail about our implementation of Mac OS X support, our release nomenclature and other tidbits, this recent InfoQ interview may interest you.) We also have already talked about how much faster the 1.2 hosted mode debugging environment is. And it is. And of course, there were a few (dozen) bug fixes in 1.2 RC and a few more in the 1.2 release.