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Developed in partnership with Google, this course teaches you how to use Google JavaScript Maps APIs to build maps-enabled web applications. You will learn how to take advantage of API's utilities to manipulate maps (just like http://maps.google.com/) and be able to add your own map content to create compelling geo-based mashups.

Additionally, this course prepares you for Google-administered Qualification Exam on your path to become Google Qualified JS Maps Developer.

The Google Web Toolkit is a free and open-source toolkit for building Ajax applications using Java. It is the single-most important new Ajax toolkit introduced in the last several years, but, it uses a drastically different approach than the other toolkits such as jQuery, Prototype, Scriptaculous, or Dojo. As a result, it is difficult for traditional Ajax developers to understand how to use GWT effectively. Furthermore, GWT 1.7 introduced many changes and new features, so even programmers who used previous GWT releases need a fast-moving primer to get them up to speed with GWT 1.7. This course provides a practical, hands-on introduction to building Ajax-enabled applications with GWT 1.7. In each section, it gives details on the most important topics, surveys more advanced or lesser-used topics, stresses best practices, and gives plenty of working examples.

This course is developed and taught by Marty Hall, an experienced developer, award-winning instructor, popular conference speaker (5 times at JavaOne), and author of several bestselling Java books.

Developed in partnership with Google, this course teaches you how to use Google JavaScript Maps APIs to build maps-enabled web applications. You will learn how to take advantage of API's utilities to manipulate maps (just like http://maps.google.com/) and be able to add your own map content to create compelling geo-based mashups.

Additionally, this course prepares you for Google-administered Qualification Exam on your path to become Google Qualified JS Maps Developer.