The SDK Google Web Toolkit (GWT) to build applications on the Internet will now in version 2.0. Program: speed and simplicity.

Google wants to work with all browsers

This new version allows first developers to debug their application with the browser of their choice and not imposed by the Google tool. This is extremely useful if your company has a default browser or if you want to see how your application behaves on different browsers. To achieve its purposes, Google has developed an add-on, the GWT Developer Plugin, which allows your project to create bridges between different browsers debugging.

GWT can also use the development tools of every browser. A developer can then debug the Java code while using Firebug (for Firefox) or Ditto (Safari) to check the DOM structure and set its CSS.

Facilitate code optimization

To improve the speed of applications, Google has also included Speed Tracer. This is a plugin for their browser Chrome, which details the time that each element of the application is to be launched. This opens to see what bits of code that needs to be optimized.

Note finally optimizations in the compiler or code management.