Back in August Google acquired Instantiations, the developer of a suite of popular development tools focused on Google's Google Web Toolkit, a Java development�environment�that makes it easier to build AJAXy applications. The most well-known of these tools is GWT Designer ? a powerful plugin for Eclipse that allows developers to visualize their programs. Before the�acquisition�GWT Designer and Instantiation?s other programs used to cost hundreds of dollars. Today, Google is releasing them for free.
It's not a surprising move, but it will sure make GWT developers happy: they'll save hundreds of dollars, and the apps will now be prominently featured on GWT's home page so developers who may not have been aware of them before will see them.
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