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CheerpJ 1.3 released

CheerpJ 1.3 released

Improved font rendering, input methods, multi-applet support
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Stefano De Rossi
CheerpJ 1.2 released

CheerpJ 1.2 released

ProGuard integration, system clipboard support, new optimisations
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Stefano De Rossi
CheerpJ 1.1 released

CheerpJ 1.1 released

Faster Java to JavaScript with better interop, exception handling, resource preloading
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Stefano De Rossi
Even better Source Maps with C++, WebAssembly and Cheerp

Even better Source Maps with C++, WebAssembly and Cheerp

A few months ago I saw this blog post by Mozilla, which is about rewriting part of their source-map library in rust code compiled to…
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Yuri Iozzelli
Cheerp 2.0rc2 released - C++ to WebAssembly with advanced JavaScript/WebAssembly interop

Cheerp 2.0rc2 released - C++ to WebAssembly with advanced JavaScript/WebAssembly interop

(originally published on May 9, 2018)
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Stefano De Rossi

Announcing CheerpJ 1.0 — the most advanced Java-to-JavaScript solution on the market

(originally published on March 29, 2018)
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Stefano De Rossi
Cheerp 2.0RC1 released — C/C++ to WebAssembly, mixed JavaScript/Wasm output, 30–90% smaller than…

Cheerp 2.0RC1 released — C/C++ to WebAssembly, mixed JavaScript/Wasm output, 30–90% smaller than…

(originally published on November 14, 2017)
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