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Optimisation of web applications is an essential ingredient for efficient online operations. Google web toolkit (GWT) is a developmental tool kit widely used by web developers all over the world which uses Java programming language. It highlights the reusable methods to common web development tasks like bookmarking, cross browser portability, internationalisation, history management, asynchronous remote procedure calls, etc. Since it is a general framework for developing web applications, it can also be used for creating mobile device applications. It was first released in 2006 by Google, as a tool to develop complex browser based applications like Google AdWords, Google wallet, Blogger, Google flights and more recently, Google sheets and Inbox.

At the heart of the toolkit is a compiler. This converts Java to JavaScript, HTML and CSS. With the anchorage of java, the developers are able to write the front end of the web applications with ease. GWT includes a resilient architecture allowing interoperability for interfacing with the web platforms. It’s simple to use even for a mix of Java and Java script! It allows the developer to write most of the application in Java and then if needed, uses Java script to use a specific web API. GWT became an open source in 2011 and now is released under Apache License.

The widgets provided by GWT include Pushbutton, button, checkbox, password textbox,   Hyperlink, Menu Bar, Dialog Box to name a few. The various panels include Popup Panel, Stack Panel, Flow Panel, Tab Panel, vertical Panel, Horizontal Panel, Disclosure Panel and much more.

 

If you wish to hire a developer with GWT expertise, look no further than freelancer.com. You are sure to find qualified, experienced and reliable developer who will do an exemplary work for you.

At freelancer.com, you can check for identity and credential verification before you hire. You get the added advantage of hiring locally or very close to your area through freelancer.com.

If you’re looking for a solution for your GWT  needs or if you are looking to trial a freelancer to see if they provide the levels of expertise you are looking for, using a platform such as Freelancer.com is a fantastic option.

 

Simply log onto the Freelancer.com website and search through a bank of talented freelancers who are willing and able to provide their services to you for your project.