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Or use [[AOT]] to compile [[Java]] (or [[Kotlin]]) to [[JavaScript]] via [[Bck2Brwsr]] VM. | Or use [[AOT]] to compile [[Java]] (or [[Kotlin]]) to [[JavaScript]] via [[Bck2Brwsr]] VM. | ||
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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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New page: Ahead of time compilation. Take your application (for example in Java) and compile it into native binary (via SubstrateVM) or JavaScript (via Bck2Brwsr VM).
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