GWT
IntelliJ IDEA natively supports development of Web applications based on Google Web Toolkit (GWT). As far as you might recall, Google GWT provides you the framework for simple and effective creating AJAX applications.
See the GWT Studio Live Demo for more information about GWT support.
IntelliJ IDEA built-in GWT supports includes:
- Intention actions that let you create different GWT components
- GWT-aware refactorings
- GWT-ready internationalization (i18n)
- GWT-aware inspections and quick fixes
- "Go To Declaration" action and completion for references from Java code to HTML and CSS Support
for native GWT methods, plus embedded JavaScript support:
- Advanced coding assistance
- JavaScript syntax highlighting
- JavaScript code completion
- Integration with GWT compiler
- Support for GWT specific application configurations for running and debugging GWT applications directly from IntelliJ IDEA
- GWT support has been extended to GWT 1.5, with new code inspections, annotations,
quick-fixes and improved coding assistance, including smart completion which now recognizes the
@Key annotation.
- Improved GWT projects navigation: jumping between corresponding synchronous and asynchronous methods.