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The tooling for this and gwt are impressive and no doubt useful to the teams at google managing cross platform code. Just unfortunate that the starting point i
by krosaen 12y ago
The tooling for this and gwt are impressive and no doubt useful to the teams at google managing cross platform code.
Just unfortunate that the starting point is Java source code (note: not bytecode, you can't use clojure or other jvm platform langs) - I just have no interest in coding in java when there are so many other better languages available all across the spectrum.
- heavenlyhash 12y agoRoboVM, an alternative to j2obc already mentioned in a sibling comment, DOES consume bytecode. You might wanna check that out :) I'll personally vouch for it's capacity to handle non-java; I've even gone so far as to feed it weird bytecode crafted from a personal fork of Apache JavaFlow... and it handled it 100% correctly, first try. http://www.robovm.com/ http://www.robovm.com/