I picked up a copy of GWT In Action, again yes as Davis pointed out it
is still outdated but does a good job of explaining techniques.
Ill have to do some heavy blog reading in preperation for 2.0. Ive
watched a lot of vids on youtube but I still think there are some I/O
ones to watch when I get t
You can also try Beginning Google Web Toolkit: From Novice to
Professional by Bram Smeets, Uri Boness, Roald Bankras (Apress). That
one at least covers GWT 1.5, whereas I think the others mostly target
1.4. The other books are good as well for learning the concepts and
some specific details, but t
I agree with Davis. The GWT is changing very fast especially with GWT
2.0 coming out. You should try to read some GWT blogs and Google IO
stuff. And Google is always a good way if you have some problem. Just
search it.
HTH
Ben
On Oct 15, 1:49 pm, davis wrote:
> Hi Andy, the code moves fast. Th
Hi Andy, the code moves fast. That's the story with most frameworks
that are actively under development.
I picked up both Manning books "GWT In Practice", "GWT In Action" --
and read them both. They are both decent in getting you familiar with
the framework. Unfortunately, a lot of that code i
Hi,
I have been reading "Google Web Toolkit Applications" from gwtapps.com
in order to learn how to use GWT.
But unfortunately it is from a much older version of gwt and a lot of
the code has been depreciated.
Has anyone got any good recomendations for resources or books on
learning how to use
