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GWT Pleso Framework is a high-level framework based on Google Web Toolkit (GWT) for creating visual AJAX database front-end user interfaces. GWT Pleso Framework enables you to create automatically generated user interface based on business-logic classes.

GMCC is acronym of Google Maps Custom Controls library. As its name implies, GMCC provides custom controls that can be added to Google map like standard controls(GSmallMapControl, GLargeMapControl, GScaleControl, etc.)

SmartFoxServer AJAX API is Google Web Toolkit (GWT) module that allows you to create cross-browser AJAX multiuser applications using Java.

From Creation to Judgement Day, zoomable, pannable and animatable, an HTML and JavaScript based presentation of the biblical chronology. Use full screen for presentations or in an iFrame for a web Bible study (think: Google Maps but for Bible chronology)

This is a web mash-up to help people find information on the internet in a short period of time and allowing them to figure out available local activities to do now. Results are displayed graphically on Google Maps.

School project. Task management system using a Mobile J2ME application, a Swing desktop application and a Java Webservice. This project makes use of the Google Calendar and Yahoo Maps API's.

Ciclope Planetarium is a web-based planetarium that provides a simulation of the sky from any location at any time and date. Developed using Google Maps API & AJAX. Available in PHP & J2EE. Integrated in the Ciclope Stars project (www.ciclope.info/stars)

PLOGG it!! is a Place Blogging web app.Everybody can have a PLOGG to write anything related to places,e.g.plogg your university exchange,world/business trips,holidays,or just what you do in your town.PLOGG it!! is just another fancy Google Maps Mashup.

This is a website which was first developed for a local football team, which has undergone a few evolutionary revisions. The project provides a framework for site administrators to enter data into a database, which is then available to be shown to the viewing public. n.b. The word 'Football' is used in the global, rather than the U.S., sense. However the site is fairly generic and so could be used or easily adapted for use for other sports.