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Jeff, how did you get them to run in the browser on a single click? I would've thought the JRE needed permission or something? It's been a while since I've run
by johnwheeler 5y ago
Jeff, how did you get them to run in the browser on a single click? I would've thought the JRE needed permission or something? It's been a while since I've run an applet. Is this sandboxed somehow?
- TeaVMFan 5y agoSnapKit is a huge framework with lots of functionality. One key part for the browser integration module (SnapTea) is TeaVM https://github.com/konsoletyper/teavm https://github.com/konsoletyper/teavm TeaVM converts Java code to run in the browser. It provides the ability to call JS functions to access browser features like canvas and XHR. However, unless you want to be coding like Vanilla JS, you'll want a framework on top. SnapKit provides that.
- jeffreportmill1 5y agoNot an applet at all! Apps are easily compiled to JS, including needed runtime, so it’s running native. And only 1MB compressed.