> With CheerpJ you are downloading the subset of the JVM that you need
That's interesting! May I ask how it works? Does that also happen with e.g. IntelliJ?
> Every OS and every device, for real this time
Doesn't the JVM run everywhere in 2025?
That's interesting! May I ask how it works? Does that also happen with e.g. IntelliJ?
> Every OS and every device, for real this time
Doesn't the JVM run everywhere in 2025?
Byte ranges request do most of the heavy lifting, data is loading exclusively on-demand.
> Doesn't the JVM run everywhere in 2025?
What about iOS? Android has Java, but can't run desktop Java apps. Chromebooks also have limits.
I don't understand what that means. The JVM is supposed to interpret and sometimes compile bytecode, right? How can it be done with only a fraction of the JVM?
Or are you saying that it is constantly communicating with a server that does the work?
There is no server-side computation. CheerpJ runs code exclusively client-side.