PhoneGap with GWT, MGWT

George Smith will walk us thru a slide desk about using GWT, MGWT, gwtPhonegap, & PhoneGap to reduce code by utilizing a single language for iOS, Android, & WebApps.

George is currently on contract at the Google Kirkland campus. Before the Google contract, he was with Amazon focusing on GWT for their EDI group. He has been working w/ GWT since February 2007 | svn  @ xp-dev.comlitesoft.org

6PM THE DOOR LOCKS

Enter Exchange building at 2nd and Marion. Really appreciate if someone can hold the door till the next person comes (then swap) before coming to 8th flr. THX

Our monthly GTUG meeting:

6:00: Networking & Pizza 
6:15: Open Q&A - Ask Questions about any Google Technology 
6:30: Group Announcements 
6:40: Lightning Talks/Demos - (let us know in advance if you have something to show - 5 minutes) 
7:00: Main Presentation 
8:00: Q&A

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  • Sherry R

    SURF isn't the best location for evening events for women

    September 3

  • Sungho Maeung

    It was great talks and presentations for testing android devices in cloud and mgwt & gwt-phonegap. It was valuable info for me. Thanks

    August 21

  • Anshuman Srivastava

    Mike had asked about test recording tools. TestDroid (http://bit.ly/O2eF9f) is a commercial tool that will record your UI actions on your phone or emulator, and generate a test APK. They utilize Robotium and have their own library as well that extends some testing functionalities, so you actually don't need access to the sources of the app to write tests for it. Skyforge does have support for running tests built with TestDroid or Robotium. The main drawback is that TestDroid is not free.

    Another test recording tool is MonkeyTalk (http://bit.ly/O2ez1d) which is a free, open-sourced test recording tool. Their main pro/con is that their tool uses their own scripting language, so it's not based on not on the Android test framework. However, their scripting language is easier to read and understand than potentially writing tests in the Android test framework using Java. Skyforge currently doesn't have support for it, although we plan to do so in the near future.

    August 21

  • Anshuman Srivastava

    For the lightning talk, our demo was done from our website https://skyforge.io

    In regards to some of the questions asked, one was related to testing mobile websites. Android WebDriver, which is essentially Selenium for Android, is a test framework for testing your mobile site on an Android emulator or device (http://bit.ly/O2bXk5). Skyforge can run tests written in this.

    August 21

  • Brian Tosch

    I would have preferred a more technical session, as in nearly 100% of the time in code, since I am already using the tools in question every day.

    August 21

  • George Smith

    As requested, the slides are available at:

    sns.to/OneStackToRuleThemAll.pdf

    August 21

  • Dr. Baba Kofi Weusijana

    Great talks! Can the presenters please post links to their slides?

    August 21

  • Clive Boulton

    We're looking for a deep technical talk with an interesting
    use case?

    August 15

    • George Smith

      I can probably get as technical as needed...

      1 · August 15

    • Clive Boulton

      Perfect George. Just the phone tie in with Google technologies we were looking out for. Look forward. TY

      August 16

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