TeaVMFan

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by TeaVMFan 5y ago
Easier still, try one of the alternatives like Wordii: https://frequal.com/wordii Bonus features: * Streak stats to share * Try new words faster
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by TeaVMFan 5y ago
Bonus points for being on top of (topping?) a story about pancakes.
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by TeaVMFan 5y ago
Because they're impossible to search for. Tried researching a tool called 'a' once. Good tool, but hard to find docs.
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by TeaVMFan 5y ago
TeaVM transpiles Java bytecode to native JS, only keeping the required classes. The output is compact, efficient, and fast to download in a browser. No interpreter or runtime is used, which makes TeaVM apps fast and light.
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by TeaVMFan 5y ago
TeaVM converts Java to JS, and it has first-class maven support. https://teavm.org
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by TeaVMFan 5y ago
Alternatives like TeaVM let you code Java in the browser but it compiles quickly to compact JavaScript. This way you can get the best of both worlds. A typed language, full-stack refactorings, and the security of the browser JS VM. TeaVM
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by TeaVMFan 5y ago
Rx
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by TeaVMFan 5y ago
This seems to also impact Java and TeaVM, see this post: https://groups.google.com/g/teavm/c/gpy0JoKYqbU
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
I feel conflicted about this decision. I've added some analysis here: https://frequal.com/java/SupremeCourtOracleVsGoogleRuling202... focusing on two areas: * Google had the ability to make their own language and
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
For more info on full-stack Java, including options for Java based single-page apps and Java-based mobile apps, visit https://frequal.com/FullStackJava/
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
The one thing missing is the innovation happening on the Java front end. Frameworks like TeaVM ( https://blogs.oracle.com/javamagazine/java-in-the-browser-wi... ) let you extend your Java app all the way to the browser.
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
I hope this is fake. Few stores remain with a good selection of maker parts. Though the shelves have been pretty bare for a couple years now. I have tried to support them recently with a few purchases. With limited stock it has been tric
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
The easiest way to distribute JVM applications on the desktop is the via the browser. TeaVM and Flavour make it easy to build rich browser apps in no time. You won't even miss Swing or JavaFX! Intro article: https://blogs.
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Show HN: 19-Year-Old If Game Restored Using TeaVM(frequal.com)
6 points by TeaVMFan 6y ago|1 comments
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
I recently ported a Java game from 2002 to the modern web using TeaVM and Flavour. You can play it now at https://frequal.com/ifml To learn more about the porting effort and how I used TeaVM to bring an old Java app alive
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
31.55KB transferred according to Chrome for the sample app here: http://teavm.org/live-examples/todomvc/#/ Compared to React, GWT, Vaadin, and CheerpJ, TeaVM comes out on top for Lighthouse scores and JavaScr
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
Throw away your preconceived notions -- TeaVM beat React at its own game. * Faster startup * Better Lighthouse score * Less code See for yourself: https://renato.athaydes.com/posts/comparing-jvm-alternatives...
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
TeaVM, especially when used with its Flavour toolkit, fully embraces HTML and CSS. Flavour templates are HTML5 with a small number of extra elements to allow dynamism and interactivity. Templates can be styled with CSS and worked on by de
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
TeaVM and Flavour are an improvement over GWT. Why is TeaVM better? * Full threading implementation * Fast builds * Designer-friendly HTML/CSS Detailed comparison: https://frequal.com/TeaVM/TeaVmVsGwt.html
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
TeaVM + Flavour makes a superior alternative to Blazor. * TeaVM supports threads, Blazor does not. * TeaVM apps can start in 3s, Blazor apps cannot. * TeaVM eliminates unused code for fast startup, Blazor is architecturally limited to downl
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
I use TeaVM exclusively now to build web apps. It is rock solid and performant in every respect including runtime speed and download size. It is great alone or in conjunction with its SPA toolkit Flavour ( https://blogs.oracle.c
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
Mutation coverage definitely improves the testing process. It is much harder to accidentally write bad tests once you are using a tool like PIT: https://frequal.com/java/HighQualityTestsWithPitMutationTest...
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
The war for the browser has never been more important. Will history repeat itself?
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Java: Winning Many Battles, Now to Win the War(frequal.com)
3 points by TeaVMFan 6y ago|3 comments
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by TeaVMFan 6y ago
I know people in the US who thought they had COVID-19 in late December 2019. Until now the earliest proven cases were in February 2020. Are there any reports earlier than that now?
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by TeaVMFan 7y ago
There is a webassembly target, but it is currently considered experimental: Demo: http://teavm.org/live-examples/jbox2d-benchmark/teavm-wasm.h... Build flags for web assembly: http://teavm.org/docs
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by TeaVMFan 7y ago
Performance, increased development velocity, and ease of hiring: Pick 3.
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Show HN: Java Returns to the Browser with TeaVM(blogs.oracle.com)
12 points by TeaVMFan 7y ago|5 comments