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6<br />
Google Development<br />
with <strong>Maven</strong><br />
In this chapter, we will cover:<br />
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Setting up the Android development environment<br />
Developing an Android application<br />
Testing and debugging an Android application<br />
Developing a Google Web Toolkit application<br />
Testing and debugging a Google Web Toolkit application<br />
Developing a Google App Engine application<br />
Google has been a technology company like no other, and in less than a decade it has<br />
established itself as a major frontrunner in the Java technology space as well with<br />
commercially successful, technically path breaking and innovatory platforms, concepts,<br />
and framework.<br />
In this chapter, we look at three of the most popular Google offerings in the Java world today:<br />
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The Android platform<br />
Google Web Toolkit<br />
Google App Engine<br />
The Android platform is already a dominant player in a highly competitive mobile market<br />
where Google, for a change, did not enjoy the first mover advantage. However, sound<br />
engineering practices and honest, principle driven policies have quietly yet quickly placed<br />
Google's Android platform at an enviable position; wherein a vast number of device makers<br />
and service providers have adopted and pushed the platform to an audience which was<br />
craving for openness and access on their mobiles.
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