I would humbly suggest that you specialise in something that not a lot of people know about and will be even more imporrtant as web apps become more function rich. Ultimately this gives you the advantage of being a valuable commodity. There will always be many developers who have the advantage of experience in long established f/w and techs like Hibernate, Spring, EJBs( maybe who cares about this one). However many ppl out there dont really know GWT past the basics, which means catching up its a far easier task. Surpassing them is also a much more achievable goal given lots of people are still figuring out where to get started and how best to do stuff ( eg patterns) w/ GWT.
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