Well this isn't helpful for those of us that care about Java in the browser. In any case, JPro is really more "Java projected in the browser" (or like twitch/re

Well this isn't helpful for those of us that care about Java in the browser. In any case, JPro is really more "Java projected in the browser" (or like twitch/remote-desktop). It's a shortcut with significant drawbacks. I'm more a fan of TeaVM, CheerpJ, J2CL and JSweet. https://reportmill.com/snaptea/ https://reportmill.com/snaptea/