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Wednesday 17th May 2006
Google offers AJAX kit 10:41AM, Wednesday 17th May 2006
Google has released a set of tools designed to simplify the process of developing websites using AJAX.

Google Web Toolkit is designed to take AJAX applications in written in Java code and compiles them in browser-compliant JavaScript and HTML.

'AJAX has the power to make your site more compelling and more dynamic, but AJAX development is often complicated, with much of the development time spent working around browser quirks and the fragility of AJAX components,' said Bret Taylor, product manager. 'Trust us, we know - the development of our own AJAX apps, like Google Maps and Google Calendar, caused us no small amount of AJAX-induced frustration. '

The Google Web Toolkit beta is a free download from code.google.com.

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