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by TeaVMFan 6mo ago
I did the same and switched to Ethical Ads (no cookies, tracking etc.) on https://frequal.com Ethical Ads: https://www.ethicalads.io/
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First Aptera Solar EV Rolls Off Validation Assembly Line(aptera.us)
2 points by TeaVMFan 7mo ago|0 comments
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by TeaVMFan 8mo ago
For the Java ecosystem, H2 fills this gap nicely, easily handling both in- memory and remote JDBC access: https://frequal.com/java/TheBestDatabase.html
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by TeaVMFan 9mo ago
Sir Berners-Lee tells the story himself in this great memoir: https://www.panmacmillan.com/authors/tim-berners-lee/this-is... Lots of detail and inside stories about the work it took to keep the web open and free.
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Applets Are Officially Gone, But Java Is Back In The Browser(frequal.com)
1 points by TeaVMFan 10mo ago|1 comments
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by TeaVMFan 10mo ago
Applets are officially, completely removed from Java 26, coming in March of 2026. This brings to an official end the era of applets, which began in 1996. However, for years it has been possible to build modern, interactive web pages in Java
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by TeaVMFan 10mo ago
Typo in title: "Install" is missing an "l"
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by TeaVMFan 10mo ago
The incredibly litigious company here is Deno. Deno sued on a whim, realized they were massively unprepared, then asked the public to fund a legal campaign that will benefit Deno themselves, a for-profit, VC-backed company. This personal v
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by TeaVMFan 10mo ago
Java runs in the browser currently, after a transpilation step (same as .ts): https://teavm.org/
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by TeaVMFan 11mo ago
I like the idea of a distraction-free writing environment. However, when I'm writing, I find I sometimes need to do research. I suppose for the best writing flow I should block time for research and time for pure writing. However, if
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by TeaVMFan 1y ago
I agree strong typing is a necessity in the front end. To prevent the language explosion issue, I recommend writing your single page apps in Java. The Flavour framework makes this quick and easy with complete maven tooling and powerful co
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by TeaVMFan 1y ago
Great school. All- undergrad STEM education. Professors teach the classes, not TAs! And you have full access to the facilities of the 4 adjacent colleges (Pomona, CMC, Scripps, Pitzer), each prestigious in their own right.
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by TeaVMFan 1y ago
If you're interested in Java template engines for the client side (SPAs), you can look at Flavour: https://flavour.sourceforge.io/ While templates are a big part of Flavour, it also includes routing, components, and id
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by TeaVMFan 1y ago
For the "logging" step, I created and rely on CalorieFreq, a local-first Java SPA: https://frequal.com/cf/ It is built on the Flavour framework: https://flavour.sf.net
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Fast Java Web Front-ends: Flavour 0.3.2 released(sourceforge.net)
2 points by TeaVMFan 1y ago|1 comments
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by TeaVMFan 1y ago
Flavour 0.3.2 is now live on Maven Central. It includes these enhancements: * Routing enhancements for Dates (contributed by linuxfun) * The archetype has been updated with support for routing and deep linking. (The old archetype is now a
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Flavour 0.3.1 Java SPA Framework: Routing, Component, and Archetype Enhancements(sourceforge.net)
2 points by TeaVMFan 1y ago|1 comments
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by TeaVMFan 1y ago
Flavour 0.3.1 is now live on Maven Central. It includes these enhancements: * Ticket #11 is resolved: Spaces are allowed in path parameters * Ticket #3 is resolved: Fixed vague error message for missing setter in html:bidir-value * Fixed a
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by TeaVMFan 1y ago
I prefer efficient manual entry to vibe-coding calories. I built my own Java-based SPA: https://frequal.com/cf/ It's local-first so you control this sensitive information. It features easy reuse and exercise tra
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Java Turns 30, a Retrospective(theregister.com)
7 points by TeaVMFan 1y ago|0 comments
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by TeaVMFan 1y ago
This is one of my favorite things about the Flavour framework: strongly-typed web service calls: https://frequal.com/Flavour/book.html#org44d6b49 Your single-page app code calls your backend API using strong types. Yo
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by TeaVMFan 1y ago
Yes, Flavour apps are an index.html file and a classes.js file (plus optional CSS, images, etc. as desired). So with as few as 2 static files you can serve up a Java-based modern web app in a web browser. For example, try Wordii, a 5-lette
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by TeaVMFan 1y ago
For the Java crowd, a similar tool to build real, modern single page apps in Java is Flavour: https://frequal.com/Flavour/book.html
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by TeaVMFan 2y ago
+1 for Eaglercraft. It's based on the open source TeaVM project ( https://teavm.org/ ), which transpiles Java to JS or WASM to run efficiently in modern browsers. With numerous shipped production Java-in-the-browser
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Near-production solar-powered EV completes 300-mile roadtrip(electrek.co)
1 points by TeaVMFan 2y ago|1 comments
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by TeaVMFan 2y ago
1 in base 42.
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by TeaVMFan 2y ago
I blog on technical topics as a reminder to my future self. I increasingly find myself needing the details of some command line or process from long ago, and having my own notes easily searchable is a great time saver. Hopefully it helps
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Frontend Java Development in 2025(frequal.com)
4 points by TeaVMFan 2y ago|2 comments
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by TeaVMFan 2y ago
True, WASM adoption is still low and could feasibly be removed, but TeaVM lets you target both JavaScript and WASM GC backends, so you are future proofed either way.
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by TeaVMFan 2y ago
+1 for for Codename One. It is the only tool I use when I need a mobile-only app. I have built numerous apps using Codename One, and have released 2 of them in app stores. Great Swing-like API, great examples, great documentation.

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