* A developer or team has strong Java skills and wants to develop single-page apps
* A Java desktop project wants to move to the web and has lots of validation logic they don't want to double-maintain in Java and ECMAScript/WASM
* A Java-based game developer wants to make a Canvas-based version of their game for the web (potentially full-screen)
* A Java developer wants a batteries-included framework for web development. TeaVM comes with a minifier, tree-shaker, packager, and more, out of the box, with familiar 'mvn clean install' semantics (And Gradle support too).
Several use cases where TeaVM shines:
* A developer or team has strong Java skills and wants to develop single-page apps
* A Java desktop project wants to move to the web and has lots of validation logic they don't want to double-maintain in Java and ECMAScript/WASM
* A Java-based game developer wants to make a Canvas-based version of their game for the web (potentially full-screen)
* A Java developer wants a batteries-included framework for web development. TeaVM comes with a minifier, tree-shaker, packager, and more, out of the box, with familiar 'mvn clean install' semantics (And Gradle support too).
For more details on use cases and reasons for picking TeaVM, read chapter 1 of my book here: https://frequal.com/Flavour/book.html