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New Friday for Friday: GWT

Dave Thomas over at the Pragmatic Programmer let us know about a new Friday (i.e., short book that can be read entirely in a Friday afternoon) that they’ve published: Google Web Toolkit, by Ed Burnette.

Dave was kind enough to provide us with an excerpt for distribution to our readers: Chapter 5 — Remote Procedure Calls; seems appropriate for an Ajax readership. If you’ve been wanting an easy way to learn more about GWT, here’s your chance.

Posted by Ben Galbraith at 11:19 am
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