Google knows AJAX and you can too!
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Have you ever wanted to harness some of the Google power ?
Now you can. Google has released their GWT (Google Web Toolkit) to help develop Ajax applications using Java. They also supply a lot of sample code to help jump start your efforts. Google continues to show that they are not only willing to keep developing killer apps, but also to help the Internet community learn how to leverage the power of the Internet.
The Getting Started Guide is excellent and will have you creating Ajax applications in a hurry.
AJAX has the power to make your site more compelling and more dynamic, but AJAX development is often complicated, with much of the development time spent working around browser quirks and the fragility of AJAX components. Trust us, we know–the development of our own AJAX apps, like Google Maps and Google Calendar, caused us no small amount of AJAX-induced frustration.That’s why we’re bringing you Google Web Toolkit. GWT is a new publicly available software development tool that makes creating AJAX applications much easier. With GWT, you can develop and debug your own AJAX applications in Java code using the Java development tools of your choice. When you deploy your application to production, the GWT compiler simply translates your Java application to browser-compliant JavaScript and HTML.
Check it out over on Google Code.
Source : Official Google Blog: Making AJAX development easier