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- GwtQuery is a jQuery-like API written in GWT, which allows GWT to be used in progressive enhancement scenarios where perhaps GWT widgets are too heavyweight.
- gwt-dnd Library providing easy to use drag-and-drop capabilities to GWT.
- MyGWT/Ext GWT Rich Internet Application Framework for GWT
- gwt-ext is a powerful widget library that provides rich widgets like Grid with sort, ...
- gwt-sl The GWT Server Library is a collection of Java server side components for the GWT ...
- gwittir Provides a set of code generators, scaffolding, utilities, and a basic MVC framework
- hibernate4gwt Permits you to use your Hibernate POJO in the GWT client side code.
- google-web-toolkit-incubator A place to share, discuss, and vet speculative GWT features
- gwtx : An extended GWT JRE Emulation Library that picks up where GWT's basic set left off
- The Rocket GWT library/framework consists of a number of components that can assist developers get more out of GWT. e.g. Comet support, ...
- gwt-dnd Library providing easy to use drag-and-drop capabilities
- gwt-toolingGoogle Webtoolkit (GWT) Tooling for Eclipse
- Cypal Studio for GWT is a set of Eclipse plugins for the Google Web Toolkit. Its free and Open Source. Its distributed under Apache License.
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- I18N support
- Strongly typed language benefits: No JavaScript syntax errors
- Tooling support: eclipse, etc.
- Debugging support
- Unit Testable
- Compiled to specific targets: no browser specific code
- Cross browser support
- Users are familiar seeing/using GWT widgets: Google application suite and many other Web 2.0 apps
- Able to use 3rd party libraries via JSNI (JavaScript Native Interface)
- Rapid development using GWT tools such GWTShell etc.
- 3rd party tools for producing WYSIWYG UI
- MVC implementation that is very similar to programming in AWT/SWING
- "When working with GWT as a developer, it's best to think of it as an analogue to the Java Abstract Windowing Toolkit (AWT). It's the basis for your application framework, not the framework itself."
- GWT4Gadgets: Support for iGoogle Gadgets / OpenSocial Apps / Google Mapplets
- Offline applications using Google-Gears
- Full access to the GData APIs
- Supports GWT-RPC, REST, WS, etc. communication to back-end, and or Data-APIs
- Can send complex Java types to and from the server. Data gets serialized across network
- Accessibility support: ARIA support on FireFox 3+, or FireFox2 with FireVox
- Works with Java-Applets and or Flash
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