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GWT is an flexible and object-oriented 2d game engine. It uses Code::Blocks and is based on SFML2 to give the ability to port your code to multiple platforms. With the integrated all-in-one tool for game resources it's possible to develop games in a short time. And it's open source! (license coming soon) Status: planning phase
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This library provides funcionalities to lead with typesafe tuples in a Java 5 Generics fashion. You can also use it in the client side of your GWT project.
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GWTApp provides several features like: HTML templating and messaging at runtime without application recompiling, MetaField to auto bind and simulate annotation of RPC data fields, Strong typing in MVC, Modular structure in Maven.
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Table for GWT that provides Layout (Column,Tree,etc), Renders (you can place anything you like into cell) and Model (i.e. you change model and the table does the rest for you).
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Spring ME provides an implementation of Spring to Java based platforms not supporting reflection. Think Java ME and GWT. It allows you to use a plain old Spring application context, and turn that into a BeanFactory you can use at runtime.
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