Comments on: The Biggest Ever GWT Giveaway Contest! http://www.gwtsite.com/the-biggest-ever-gwt-giveaway-contest/ Learning about the Google Web Toolkit (GWT) Sat, 31 Jul 2010 15:37:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Paul Drussel http://www.gwtsite.com/the-biggest-ever-gwt-giveaway-contest/comment-page-1/#comment-20146 Paul Drussel Wed, 01 Oct 2008 09:34:17 +0000 http://www.gwtsite.com/?p=178#comment-20146 Hi, not sure if this'll make the competition deadline... I've been working for some time now on an <a href="http://www.drussel.net/charburner/" title="Online Character Burner" rel="nofollow"> for a Role Playing Game called <a href="http://www.burningwheel.org" title="Burning Wheel" rel="nofollow"> using GWT 1.5. The 'burner' let's you create your character and view summaries in formats that let you post it to the game forum and wiki. Due to the nature of the content you need to own the game books to get to the part of the site to create a character. I've found developing the site using Eclipse & GWT almost a joy to do. I'm a hobby programmer rather than a web developer so GWT has made it quick and easy for me to go from concept to web content - much quicker than thrashing out javascript & HTML from scratch! I've posted a few blog posts here http://drussel.net/?tag=charburner Hi,

not sure if this’ll make the competition deadline…

I’ve been working for some time now on an for a Role Playing Game called using GWT 1.5. The ‘burner’ let’s you create your character and view summaries in formats that let you post it to the game forum and wiki.

Due to the nature of the content you need to own the game books to get to the part of the site to create a character.

I’ve found developing the site using Eclipse & GWT almost a joy to do. I’m a hobby programmer rather than a web developer so GWT has made it quick and easy for me to go from concept to web content – much quicker than thrashing out javascript & HTML from scratch!

I’ve posted a few blog posts here http://drussel.net/?tag=charburner

]]> By: Pavel Lahoda http://www.gwtsite.com/the-biggest-ever-gwt-giveaway-contest/comment-page-1/#comment-20128 Pavel Lahoda Tue, 30 Sep 2008 23:22:20 +0000 http://www.gwtsite.com/?p=178#comment-20128 Sorry for possible double post, but the first try probably did not succeded : I created <a href="https://tzs.cvut.cz/TZS/" title="University Internal banking application" rel="nofollow"> and wrote <a href="http://www.perpetumdesign.com/Articles/Entries/2008/9/30_Google_GWT_vs._NextApp_Echo3.html" title="a blog entry" rel="nofollow"> Sorry for possible double post, but the first try probably did not succeded :

I created

and wrote

]]> By: Pavel Lahoda http://www.gwtsite.com/the-biggest-ever-gwt-giveaway-contest/comment-page-1/#comment-20126 Pavel Lahoda Tue, 30 Sep 2008 23:16:32 +0000 http://www.gwtsite.com/?p=178#comment-20126 I wrote a couple of applications using GWT, such as internal banking system for University (https://tzs.cvut.cz/TZS/) and wrote a blog post about comparison of GWT to NextApp Echo framework (http://www.perpetumdesign.com/Articles/Entries/2008/9/30_Google_GWT_vs._NextApp_Echo3.html) I wrote a couple of applications using GWT, such as internal banking system for University (https://tzs.cvut.cz/TZS/) and wrote a blog post about comparison of GWT to NextApp Echo framework (http://www.perpetumdesign.com/.....Echo3.html)

]]> By: Joël Bourquard http://www.gwtsite.com/the-biggest-ever-gwt-giveaway-contest/comment-page-1/#comment-20120 Joël Bourquard Tue, 30 Sep 2008 21:01:50 +0000 http://www.gwtsite.com/?p=178#comment-20120 Hi all, I'm working on a "smart" chat application called Leeloo Chat. It already works quite well, and allows people to register, discuss publicly (even without registering), and to exchange rich text messages with embedded images ! Also, there's a "smart" contact list, which detects who you're talking with, even if nicknames contain spelling mistakes. When a two-way dialog is detected, the person is automatically added to a special "sub-panel" on top of your contact list, which allows for quick messaging of that person. You can also quickly add that person to your friends. Features which are currently being developed are: - topic-based discussion with evolutive, collaborative edition of topics - and much more ! (can't tell yet) ;-) Hi all,

I’m working on a “smart” chat application called Leeloo Chat. It already works quite well, and allows people to register, discuss publicly (even without registering), and to exchange rich text messages with embedded images !

Also, there’s a “smart” contact list, which detects who you’re talking with, even if nicknames contain spelling mistakes. When a two-way dialog is detected, the person is automatically added to a special “sub-panel” on top of your contact list, which allows for quick messaging of that person. You can also quickly add that person to your friends.

Features which are currently being developed are:
- topic-based discussion with evolutive, collaborative edition of topics
- and much more ! (can’t tell yet) ;-)

]]> By: El Mentecato http://www.gwtsite.com/the-biggest-ever-gwt-giveaway-contest/comment-page-1/#comment-20119 El Mentecato Tue, 30 Sep 2008 20:53:56 +0000 http://www.gwtsite.com/?p=178#comment-20119 I've written a blog post with a GWT presentation on it, as well as my impressions on GWT, and the current work I'm doing using the library. Read the post here: http://elmentecato.blogspot.com/2008/09/gwt-in-depth-introduction.html I’ve written a blog post with a GWT presentation on it, as well as my impressions on GWT, and the current work I’m doing using the library.

Read the post here:
http://elmentecato.blogspot.co.....ction.html

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