Re: Teavm

Hello Alexey,

Since the end result is JS, can i use cordova to cook up a mobile app using TeaVM?

Thanks,

Subhro.

On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 3:47 PM, Alexey Andreev <konsoletyper@gmail.com> wrote:

 - virtually this is one pony show - except Alexey there are no major contributors (nothing against Alexey of course he is brilliant guy)

Yes, this is the worst problem of TeaVM. I wonder how do projects become popular? If a project is maintaned by a big and rich company, this company likely has enough resources and reputation to make project popular. What if a project is made by enthusiasts? I can see two general ways:

• the project becomes popular enough to draw money;
• some big and rich company is interested in the project and starts to support it.

As for the first one. TeaVM does not have a big community, since people don't trust a project maintained by one developer, so I get into vicious circle. As for the second one. I believe, most major companies have heard of TeaVM. So why don't they communicate me and try to support my project? Do they feel that a project like TeaVM has no future, that cominuty needs things like Dart and TypeScript?

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