NEXT is a Java GWT UI framework for developing Native Looking HTML5 Mobile apps for SmartPhones and Tablets.
MVC based. Amazing looking UI catalog. Cross-Platform.
http://nextinterfaces.com/next
http://nextinterfaces.com/demo
http://nextinterfaces.com/showcases
Device agnostic, it runs on 6 devices: iOS, Android, BlackBerry 10
- Java5+
- GWT (Google Web Kit) 2.2+
- Eclipse & ANT (optional)
- Download next-xx.zipfile
- Add the attached hello-nextproject to Eclipse. Eclipse should automatically discover it as a GWT project.
- From Eclipse /Run /Run As Web Application
- You should see a demo similar to next-demo
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Download next-xx.zipfile
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Add the attached next.jar(/hello-next/war/WEB-INF/next.jar) file to your GWT project & classpath
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Add next.cssandnext/imagesto your project root. Useindex.htmlfor reference.
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Edit your project .gwt.xml and add <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <module rename-to='your-mobule-name'> ... <inherits name='next.interfaces' /> <entry-point class='com.domain.YourEntryPoint' /> ... </module>
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Create a new GWT project as explained above 
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Create class HelloWorldControllerclass HelloWorldController extends XTableController { public HelloWorldController() { setTitle("Hello World"); TableData tableDS = new TableData(); tableDS.add("Hello", "World"); initDataSource(tableDS); } }
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In your EntryPointclass pastepublic void onModuleLoad() { XTabBarController tabBarController = new XTabBarController(); tabBarController.addControllers(new XTabController(new HelloWorldController())); }
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Eclipse /Run /Run as Web Applicationresulting in this screenshot
See the zipped /hello-next project or next-demo for more information.
Apache License v.2.0
