Google Web Toolkit
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What both publish
| Fact | Google Web Toolkit | JSweet |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial use | GWT is available for non-commercial, commercial, and enterprise applications under the Apache 2.0 license. | The project says applications built with JSweet may be closed-source and commercial, while embedding the GPL transpiler itself may require a commercial licence discussion. |
Google Web Toolkit plans
- FreeFree
JSweet plans
- JSweetFree
Pick Google Web Toolkit if…
GWT suits Java developers building AJAX web applications who want compiled browser code and asynchronous server communication. Its Apache 2.0 license covers non-commercial, commercial, and enterprise applications.
Pick JSweet if…
JSweet is aimed at Java developers building web or mobile HTML5 applications with JavaScript libraries and frameworks. It may also suit teams that want to use Java code with browser or Node.js targets.