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A Six Step Setup Process for Incorporating CSS and jQuery into Your Electric Commander Plugin

Let’s suppose you’ve been tasked with developing a custom dashboard for your Electric Commander installation to show off some real-time stats about your software development process. If you read my previous article about displaying Commander metrics in a GWT dashboard, this shouldn’t be a big deal to you. But suppose Management wants to use this dashboard to impress potential investors. Raw numbers are great, but something with a little style and flair can make it awesome! No problem!

Keep reading as I demonstrate, in three easy steps each, how you can
set up your Eclipse IDE to incorporate custom CSS files and third-party
GWT libraries (like GWT’s jQuery port) to inject some spice into your
Electric Commander GWT dashboards!

David Hubbell
SPK Software Engineer

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