It's a marvelous piece of technology. You would think when importing a Java dependency with moderately complex dependencies, there'd be some catch; there isn't.

It's a marvelous piece of technology. You would think when importing a Java dependency with moderately complex dependencies, there'd be some catch; there isn't. You would expect that JNI does not work (how should it?); but it does. You'd expect reflection support to be broken; but it works. If the folks at Microsoft had any sense, they would have hired this guy, but they're probably busy rewriting Office in TypeScript based on Electron.