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Grâce à Google App Engine, vos applications Web peuvent profiter, que ce soit en termes de développement ou d'hébergement, des mêmes systèmes que ceux utilisés par les applications Google elles-mêmes. Développement rapide, déploiement accéléré, administration simplifiée, évolutivité sans effort, etc., autant d'avantages offerts par App Engine qui vous dispensent également de toutes les tracasseries généralement associées à la gestion du matériel, des correctifs ou des sauvegardes. Découvrez pourquoi les développeurs font de plus en plus appel à App Engine.
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Run your web applications on Google's infrastructure. Every Google App Engine application will have enough CPU, bandwidth, and storage to serve around 5 million monthly pageviews for free. You can purchase additional resources at competitive prices when you need them and you'll pay only for what you use. This is a preview release of Google App Engine. To get started, sign in to Google App Engine with your Google Account, or explore our documentation to download our SDK and learn about what we're working on.
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Google Web Toolkit (GWT) is a development toolkit for building and optimizing complex browser-based applications. GWT is used by many products at Google, including Google AdWords and Orkut . It's open source, completely free, and used by thousands of developers around the world.This document explains how to build Widget and DOM structures from XML markup using UiBinder, introduced with GWT 2.0. It does not cover binder's localization features—read about them in Internationalization - UiBinder . At heart, a GWT application is a web page. And when you're laying out a web page, writing HTML and CSS is the most natural way to get the job done. The UiBinder framework allows you to do exactly that: build your apps as HTML pages with GWT widgets sprinkled throughout them.
Declarative Layout with UiBinder - GWT
Code Splitting - GWT
To help with this issue, GWT provides Dead-for-now (DFN) code splitting. This article talks about what DFN code splitting is, how you start using it in an application, and how to improve an application that does use it. Code splitting is only supported with certain linkers. The default iframe linker is supported, but the cross-site linker is not yet. If you have changed your application to use a non-default linker, check whether that linker supports code splitting.