Developing Web 2.0 Apps with the Google Web Toolkit, Part Two

Courtesy Linux Magazine: Top Stories  Thu, 08/21/2008 - 11:10

Ajax development hurts, and is not recommended without a bottle of analgesics by your side. Luckily for us there are tools that can make developing Web 2.0 apps a breeze.


 

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