Re: Consumer site using GWT/GAE

Looks good! Might I suggest clarifying that the hotel info ("check availability") will open in another window?

Cheers,
jec

On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 1:08 PM, Boris Brudnoy <boris.brudnoy@healthometry.com> wrote:

Michael, the app looks really great. Have you considered registering it in the GWT Reference List? 

On Wednesday, September 19, 2012 12:48:27 PM UTC-4, mpowers wrote:

All,

As an example of a consumer-facing GWT deployment, Hotelme.com just went to public beta with a end-to-end GWT/GAE/Java web site.

http://hotelme.com

It's work-in-progress, but we're pretty happy with architecture and performance so far.  We're partnered with USA Today so we expect traffic to ramp when we get come of beta.

(In other news, we're also hiring GWT/GAE developers in Washington DC area and beyond -- please get in touch if interested, thanks.)

  - Michael

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