A set of simple examples to show what can be done in Java with the JSweet transpiler.

All these example are written in Java using the JSweet APIs (candies)] They are then transpiled to JavaScript by the JSweet transpiler.

• Simple canvas drawing (canvasdrawing): demonstrates the use of HTML5 canvas. browse
• Simple HTML form control (inputcontrol): demonstrates the use of HTML5 forms and inputs. browse
• Simple jQuery (jquery): demonstrates the use of JQuery with JSweet. browse
• Simple Angular (angularjs): demonstrates the use of Angular with JSweet. browse
• Simple Knockout (knockoutjs): demonstrates the use of Knockout with JSweet. browse
• Ray tracer (raytracer): draws a 3D scene, adapted from the TypeScript example page. browse
• Todos (todomvc): demonstrates the use of Backbone and Underscore with JSweet, adapted from the TypeScript example page. browse
• Blocks game (blocksgame): demonstrates how to write an HTML5 mobile game with JSweet. browse
• Promises (promises): demonstrates the use of the latest EcmaScript6 Promise API. browse

Visit the live JSweet's example page (http://www.jsweet.org/examples) to browse the examples, run them and debug the Java code within your favorite browser. Note that all these examples are responsive and should work as well on a Web browser and on a mobile.

Visit also https://github.com/cincheo/jsweet-examples-threejs for some examples using the Threejs framework (WebGL-powered 3D)]

> git clone https://github.com/cincheo/jsweet-examples.git
> cd jsweet-examples
> mvn generate-sources
> firefox webapp/${example-name}/index.html

The node and npm executables must be in the path (https://nodejs.org)] Install Maven (https://maven.apache.org/install.html)]