CheerpJ 3.0 now generally available: Run any Java Application on Modern Browsers CheerpJ 3.0 now available: run any Java on modern browsers
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Crafting Interpreters
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JavaScript's standard API to get the runtime's default locale?
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JSweet leverages TypeScript to write rich and responsive Web applications in Java through the use of JavaScript libraries and frameworks. With JSweet, Java programs are transpiled (source-to-source compiled) to TypeScript and JavaScript for being run in browsers, mobile Web views, or in Node.js. JSweet is safe and reliable. It provides web applications with type-checking and generates fully type-c
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CheerpJ 2.0 released — now with WebAssembly support
After two years of further development, we are happy to announce the second major release of CheerpJ, our solution to automatically convert any Java application into HTML5 leveraging WebAssembly and JavaScript. Example Java application converted to WebAssembly and JavaScript with CheerpJ (OpenAstexViewer)The purpose of CheerpJ is to provide an automated tool for converting full legacy Java applica
Announcing GraalWasm — a WebAssembly engine in GraalVM
We’re happy to announce the initial public work on GraalWasm — the WebAssembly engine implemented in GraalVM. GraalWasm currently implements the WebAssembly MVP (Minimum Viable Product) specification, and can run WebAssembly programs in the binary format, generated with compiler backends such as Emscripten. Supporting WebAssembly expands the set of languages GraalVM can execute with a whole other
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