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Iwein Fuld

In the past months I've been working with various clients on projects using Google Web Toolkit [GWT]. I like GWT primarily because of the Java to javascript compiler. This is the key to the door letting mere mortal Java developers create RIA's without having to learn a new language.

I've allways been a fan of test driven development, and to my disappointment at first sight it looked like TDD and GWT were not going to play together.

Enabling Test Driven Development in GWT client code

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George Georgovassilis :

I use selenium extensively with all my GWT apps - and wouldn't want to live without it. You can use it to cross-platform test your applications in the two major browsers - the selenium team claims it works in almost any browser!

I invite you to read the full thread, it's very interesting.
Automated Client Testing

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Valery&Galina  :  As a part of evaluation of presentation layer frameworks, we performed load tests for the Google Web Toolkit. We used sample application DynaTable, shipped with the GWT. We deployed DynaTable application to Tomcat Server. We recorded test scripts using Grinder TCPProxy. The test methodology is described in this post.
Google Web Toolkit. Performance Test

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