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Introducing the Google Web Toolkit (GWT)

The Google Web Toolkit is an application development platform composed of a Java class library, AJAX-style UI components called widgets, an RPC-based request/response communication framework, and an integrated debugging environment. GWT provides a subset of the java.lang and java.util packages, along with a Java API that facilitates component-based GUI development, which can be compiled to HTML and JavaScript for deployment to a browser.

GWT applications can be executed in two modes:

1. Hosted mode: This mode executes a GWT application as a regular Java application, allowing standard Java debugging. To support hosted mode, GWT provides a proprietary Web browser that can interact with a JVM.
2. Web mode: This mode allows a GWT application to be deployed and executed as native JavaScript and HTML, generated from Java source code by the GWT Java-to-JavaScript compiler.

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