A Maven plugin to use JSweet from any other IDE or from the command line.An Eclipse plugin for easy installation and use.Support for Java basic APIs as the J4TS candy (forked from the GWT's JRE emulation).

A Maven repository containing all the available libraries in Maven artifacts (a.k.a.

Over 1000 JavaScript libraries, frameworks and plugins to write Web and Mobile HTML5 applications (JQuery, Underscore, Angular, Backbone, Cordova, Node.js, and much more).

Extensive support of Java constructs and semantics added since version 1.1.0 (inner classes, anonymous classes, final fields, method overloading, instanceof operator, static initializers.

Full syntax mapping between Java and TypeScript, including classes, interfaces, functional types, union types, tuple types, object types, string types, and so on.

Here is a first taste of what you get by using JSweet. ) to program real JavaScript applications using the latest JavaScript libraries. With JSweet, you take advantage of all the Java tooling (IDE's, Maven. There are several sources of candies for existing libraries and you can easily build a candy for any library out there (see more details). These API descriptions in Java can be seen as headers (similarly to *.h header files in C) to bridge JavaSript libraries from Java. How does it work? JSweet depends on well-typed descriptions of JavaScript APIs, so-called 'candies', most of them being automatically generated from TypeScript definition files.

The generated code is regular JavaScript code, which implies no overhead compared to JavaScript, and can directly interoperate with existing JavaScript programs and libraries.

JSweet is fast, lightweight and fully JavaScript-interoperable.

JSweet provides implementations for the core Java libraries for code sharing and legacy Java migration purpose.

JSweet enables code sharing between server-side Java and client-side JavaScript.

JSweet allows you to use your favorite JS library ( JSweet+Angular2, JSweet+threejs, IONIC/Cordova.

It stands on Oracle's Java Compiler (javac) and on Microsoft's TypeScript (tsc). It provides web applications with type-checking and generates fully type-checked JavaScript programs. With JSweet, Java programs are transpiled (source-to-source compiled) to TypeScript and JavaScript for being run in browsers, mobile Web views, or in Node.js. JSweet leverages TypeScript to write rich and responsive Web applications in Java through the use of JavaScript libraries and frameworks.

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