Yes. This is very handy for enterprise applications. Takes away the drudgery. Nice work.
J.Ganesan www.DataStoreGwt.com On Jun 20, 7:40 pm, Alfredo Quiroga-Villamil <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Group: > > We are really happy to announce the release of EasyGWT 1.1.0! > > EasyGWT <http://code.google.com/p/easy-gwt/> > > *Why EasyGWT?* > > If you have ever worked on multiple projects for large enterprise > applications you've probably found yourself writing and wiring a view > usually containing the commonly used HTML column layout. You typically end > up having the need for a North Panel that contains some actions. A South > Panel is usually also employed to display hyper links containing things such > as "Contact Us", "Report Issues", etc. Then there is the highly used > Navigation Panel which contains hyperlinks that upon being clicked on > display a view in a Center Panel. > > The process of creating this boilerplate code can at times feel repetitive, > time consuming and if you work for a large company then your department > might end up having a mini-framework and a different organization using > something completely different. Maintaining such environments quickly become > cumbersome, duplication starts to trickle in and soon you have a problem > that gets exponentially bigger as the organizations and company grows. > > The need to have a common platform upon which to build enterprise > applications then becomes apparent and the benefits of such approach are > huge. To name a few: > > - Applications built with a common platform provide a common look and > feel for both internal as well as external customers. > - Patches and new features are instantly available to all developers > across the company. > - The Go To Market time for new applications decreases drastically while > the stability of the application itself is greater since it uses a well > tested and used through out framework. > > *What does the module provide:* > > - The commonly used column layout that can be seen in most web > applications today. > > 1. North Panel with Task Bar. > 2. East Panel. > 3. Navigation Panel. > 4. South Panel. > 5. Center Panel: > > - Views are added to this panel. > > - All views have instant access to: > > @Override > > public void onRender() {} > > @Override > > public void prepareToHideView() {} > > @Override > > public void prepareToShowView() {} > > - An implementation of the GWT Event Bus hence allowing the user to fire > and handle events through out the application in a super easy way. > > - Integrated with GXT offering a huge selection of rich widgets. > > - Four themes out of the box since the framework exposes the four CSS > styles provided by GXT. > > - Login Dialog implementation with Signup and Forgot Password buttons > already included. > > - The framework loads the left and right banner images as well as the > login dialog image. All the developer needs to do is to simply create them > and put them under the easyGWT resources in the war directory. > > - More importantly the framework allows the developer to concentrate on > simply creating a List of Navigation Parents with their respective children > containing each a view which is the part where the Software Engineer needs > to really invest time and effort. Simply work on the views needed and all > the other wiring is provided by the framework. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Google Web Toolkit" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit?hl=en.
