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Line 111: * ''Production mode'' (formerly ''Web mode''): The application is run as pure JavaScript and HTML, compiled from the Java source. This mode is typically used for deployment. Several open-source [[Plug-in (computing)\|plugins]] are available for making GWT development easier with other [[integrated development environment\|IDEs]], including GWT4NB<ref>[http://java.net/projects/gwt4nb/pages/Home/ GWT4NB]</ref> for [[NetBeans]], Cypal Studio for GWT<ref>[https://code.google.com/p/cypal-studio/ Cypal Studio for GWT]</ref> (an [[Eclipse (software)\|Eclipse]] plugin), and GWT Developer for [[JDeveloper]]. The [[Google Plugin for Eclipse]] handles most GWT related tasks in the IDE, including creating projects, invoking the GWT compiler, creating GWT launch configurations, validation, and [[syntax highlighting]]. ==Components==

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