alehro
Reputation: 2208
What the difference between Google App Engine SDK and GWT SDK?
They are installed together. Why the functional splitted in these two libraries? What does the splitting mean?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 707
Answers (1)
stivlo
Reputation: 85516
GWT is the Google Web Toolkit and is a development toolkit to build Ajax websites without writing Javascript, but writing Java files that then gets compiled into Javascript.
If you program for Google App Engine you can decide, whether to use it or not. Also, if you want you can use GWT without app engine.
Upvotes: 3
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