I know we ve been a little quiet lately about Google Web Toolkit GWT product development, but, don t worry, we re feverishly polishing up the codebase for GWT 1.4. We ve checked in all the source code for the new features, and we ll produce a release candidate once we address all the Critical and High priority issues tagged as 1.4RC. On the app development side of things, we re really excited to see a new application called QueWeb Customer Care, which is a Customer Relationship Management tool built with GWT; go ahead and play with a demo you have to register, but it s free . They ve done some fancy stuff and the app is still quite fast. In other news, we d like to give a warm welcome to Rajeev Dayal and Bob Vawter, two relatively new software engineers on the GWT team. Given logistics, Rajeev, Bob and Joel Webber weren t pictured previously, but we didn t want to leave them out of the fun: Of course, if you just can t wait to get started, you can always download GWT 1.3. Or if you d like to throw in a few bug fixes of your own, you can get started on Making GWT Better.