TeaVM: Build Fast, Modern Web Apps in Java

• jnebulark

  1 0 5.6 HTML
  

I've used it because my uni still forces us to use Java (https://github.com/alphahorizonio/jnebulark) but the experience hasn't been that great for the actual framework (bindings are way to hard to do; I haven't found a way to do Promises yet, see https://github.com/alphahorizonio/jnebulark/blob/main/src/ma...). We just took the sane route, wrote the backend in TypeScript (and ported to Java for Uni), and used React for the frontend. The WebAssembly support of TeaVM is fun to use for small modules though, we integrated it into a WIP project: https://docs.webnetes.dev/getting-started/develop/java.html

• teavm

  30 2,491 9.5 Java

  Compiles Java bytecode to JavaScript, WebAssembly and C

"I haven't found a way to do promises yet". TeaVM provides Java wrappers for most JS APIs, including promises (https://github.com/konsoletyper/teavm/blob/master/core/src/m...). If you require an API that doesn't have a wrapper yet, it is dead simple to create your own wrapper. Or just use the @JSBody annotation to write your own ad-hoc Javascript.

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• teavm-flavour

  2 108 0.0 Java

  Framework for writing client-side applications using TeaVM

Yes, you could describe it that way, I suppose. TeaVM is just the "VM" part of it. The developer has a "sister" project called "Flavour" that provides a UI framework. https://github.com/konsoletyper/teavm-flavour

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