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JS frontend enthusiasts rationalized JS on the backend. Now Java backend enthusiasts can once again rationalize Java on the frontend. I would consider this for
by palmfacehn 2y ago
JS frontend enthusiasts rationalized JS on the backend. Now Java backend enthusiasts can once again rationalize Java on the frontend.
I would consider this for a project where I already have Java code on the backend and rewriting it for the front end in JS is a bigger barrier than adding TeaVM to the stack.
- skerit 2y agoI'm actually in the process of converting my own little JS framework to Java using TeaVM. It's interesting and fun
- ffsm8 2y agoAren't ppl like that are more likely to use vaadin and similar frameworks?
- TeaVMFan 2y agoVaadin has a restrictive, commercial license. By contrast, TeaVM is Apache-licensed, available for commercial use without any gotchas, limits, or entanglements.