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Whenever one is bringing two systems together, it is good to have a [[common ground]]. We had one when we sneaked [[NetBeans]] under [[JDeveloper]] (read it [[JDeveloper|here]]). Now we have [[DukeScript]] - the [[wikipedia:Lingua_franca|lingua franca]] between [[TeaVM]], [[Bck2Brwsr]] [[VM]], [[DlvkBrwsr]], and more.

There was a [[NetBeans]] Day Conference at Munich on Mar 31, 2016. Thomas demonstrated how easy it is to embed [[OracleJET]] into existing [[Swing]]/[[JavaFX]] application via [[JavaFX]] [[WebView]] - at that moment I hurried up to the stage and showed that [[DukeScript]] core has support for that as well and that it has so many benefits that it is clear everybody should be using the [[JavaScriptBody]] annotation all the time. However Thomas hasn't got my message - later in a pub [[I]] realized why: because when talking about [[DukeScript]] [[I]] implicitly assume people understand that it is the [[common ground]] for integration between [[Java]] and [[JavaScript]]. They don't. But they should as I am going to explain now...

== Porting [[JavaFX]] to [[iOS]] ==

In 2013 I was working with the [[Prague]] team responsible for porting [[JavaFX]] to [[iOS]]. Of course, for that one needs to have a [JVM]] and yes, there was one we had access to: These days its code is [http://openjdk.java.net/projects/mobile/|open sourced as a OpenJDK subproject]. My employer seemed committed to the [[JDK]], but just in headless mode (remember the '''profiles''' of [[JDK]]8 being really hot at that time and btw. they are still the most coolest thing about [[JDK]]8 in my opinion). However my employer's attitude towards UI hasn't been that clear. While the Prague team was working hard on [[JavaFX]] port, the performance wasn't all that great. At that moment [[I]] stepped in and and offered ''lightweight JavaFX''.



[[TBD]]

== The [[Java]]/[[JavaScript]] Bridge ==

Which one?

== Lightweight Protocol ==

JavaScriptBody and callbacks.

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