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Unlike Version 2, Version 3 requires minimal reworking of Java classes - primarily just for performance and threading* reasons, maximizing JavaScript performance without compromising any Java performance and making Java-to-JavaScript conversion almost trivial. (Of course, we are still finding occasional bugs in the transpiler and run-time "JavaScript-JVM.")

*Note that java2script/SwingJS cannot not support Thread.wait(), Thread.notify(), or Thread.sleep(). Nonetheless, in all cases we have found simple state-based alternatives that essentially reproduce this behavior in JavaScript using javax.Swing.Timer. These methods work equally well in Java and JavaScript, requiring just a bit of redesign of Java methods.
*Note that java2script/SwingJS cannot support Thread.wait(), Thread.notify(), or Thread.sleep(). Nonetheless, in all cases we have found simple state-based alternatives that essentially reproduce this behavior in JavaScript using javax.Swing.Timer. These methods work equally well in Java and JavaScript, requiring just a bit of redesign of Java methods.

Examples include:

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Examples include:

Phet, Falstad, and other tests https://chemapps.stolaf.edu/swingjs/phet/site/swingjs/examples Initial SwingJS tests converting AWT to Swing in Java, then transpiling.
PhET, Falstad, and other tests https://chemapps.stolaf.edu/swingjs/phet/site/swingjs/examples Initial SwingJS tests converting AWT to Swing in Java, then transpiling.

JSmol: https://chemapps.stolaf.edu/jmol/jsmol Non-AWT, Non-Swing version, our initial application of Java2Script technology.

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