I have devoted a small amount of time in the past few weeks to get my hands dirty with Google Gadget development. Testing your Gadget needs to be done online, however, unless you want to set up your own instance of Apache Shindig for use as a local container. Online Google caches the gadget definition, so quickly iterating changes and testing can be problematic. (From testing it is clear Google actually caches several versions of the gadget, and users are not guaranteed to the latest version immediately, especially if you have been testing recently).
The My Gadgets gadget I suggest above allows you to turn off caching for any Gadget you add using My Gadgets. With this in place, you only need to refresh your browser window to see the latest version. Indeed, if you are only interested in keeping up with
I found this neat little tip in this discussion which goes on to talk about some wider gadget development workflows.
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