3 ms·
I'm interested in J2CL, but surprised by the sparse implementation of the JRE. I currently use TeaVM and CheerpJ which have both managed a much more complete JR
by jeffreportmill1 4y ago
I'm interested in J2CL, but surprised by the sparse implementation of the JRE. I currently use TeaVM and CheerpJ which have both managed a much more complete JRE implementation despite less backing. I don't have the resources to help much myself, but I hope the JRE gets more support in the future.
- tannhaeuser 4y agoThe JRE emul stuff is from the gwt times so as old as the hills; I wouldn't hold my breath it'll ever get major official updates for things like java.io and similar.