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What's the advantage of EXT GWT compare to GWT? I have some experience in GWT. Now I want to learn some dynamic web GUI. I am wondering which one is more powerful or flexibile?
Ext GWT is an library for GWT, which brings in more widgets. GWT widgets are virtually only those plain HTML one, not much rich widgets. For other widget libraries you can also check SmartGWT, which is on LGPL, which means you can use it in commercial applications. Ext GWT is on GPL or commercial, which means you need either buy or make you app available on GPL.
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I'm now working on a software and decided to choose apache wicket to be my framework, but we're a team and each one of us uses a different Operating system.
I wanted to know if wicket is compatible with which operating systems?
Erm,... Wicket is a Java library. So if you can use Java on your OS you can use Wicket.
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Heard that Microsoft is planning to release Metro (http://connect.microsoft.com/metro), calling next generation technologies and some of them said its going to replace .NET, is it true?
How Metro is important for a .NET developer?
Metro style is a new type of ux. It will not be replaced and in fact the new windows 8 has two modes. It all depends on the goal of your application. Take a look at this blog it explains it pretty well.
http://blogs.telerik.com/blogs/posts/11-09-15/i-know-what-you-re-thinking-and-you-re-wrong.aspx
Let me know if you have any other questions.
Metro is the new GUI, started with Windows Phone 7, prior to that similar interface used in MS Zune player.
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I am looking for a website created using GWT such that it has the feature of drag and drop of objects in the UI. Please suggest me some websites created in GWT which have very intuitive UI.
At first have a look here: The GWT Showcase
or The Vaadin Showcase
or The Smart GWT Showcase
After that try gwt sites and qwt demos.
Try : The GWT ArcisWeb.
It's also like Content Management Framework
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I am making a web application using GWT. Please help me decide what I should use for creating the UI as I have options of creating simple HTML controls, Java widgets and Javascript code. Please list the pros and corns of all three methods for designing UI in GWT.
GWT offers the UiBinder for the ui design. If your application isn't too dynamic, I woudld suggest you to use it.
See http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideUiBinder.html
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Since I have found nearly nothing about phonegap development on stackoverflow as of yet, I thought I would ask the community what they think about this framework. Is it easy to use? Do the benefits of using a crossplatform framework outweigh the restriction of javascript/html/css only development. My company wants to develop a simple merchant type application, but they are worried about reinventing the wheel by first developing an iPhone app and then also developing an android version. What do you guys think?