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| - | Ahead of time compilation. Take your application (for example in [[Java]]) and compile it into native binary (via [[SubstrateVM]]) or [[JavaScript]] | + | [[AOT]] stands for [[wikipedia:Ahead-of-time_compilation|Ahead of time]] compilation. Take your application (for example in [[Java]]) and compile it into native binary (via [[SubstrateVM]]). That way you get all the benefits people use [[Go]] for, without the drawbacks associated with the [[Go]] offering. |
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Revision as of 06:44, 27 September 2018
AOT stands for Ahead of time compilation. Take your application (for example in Java) and compile it into native binary (via SubstrateVM). That way you get all the benefits people use Go for, without the drawbacks associated with the Go offering.
Or use AOT to compile Java (or Kotlin) to JavaScript via Bck2Brwsr VM.
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