> If you are a Java (or Kotlin, or Scala) developer who used to write back-end code, TeaVM might be your choice. It’s true that a good developer (including Java

> If you are a Java (or Kotlin, or Scala) developer who used to write back-end code, TeaVM might be your choice. It’s true that a good developer (including Java developer) can learn JavaScript. However, to become an expert you have to spend reasonable amount of your time. Oh, this is nice. I finally have a reason to give Kotlin a go. I have some time off and want to write something basic. Pretty excited about this, Rust, and all things wasm popping up. I am, in no way, excited about debugging it, though.