> Since the end result is JS, can i use cordova to cook up a mobile app > using TeaVM? > You can try to. I'm not sure I've cleaned up any browser-specific APIs from TeaVM runtime. Please, report me if you have some success with cordova. However, I don't think it's a good idea. There is Android which supports subset of Java natively, iOS with RoboVM. I'd look for Java frameworks that support both. There is CodenameOne with its own implementation of Java for different platforms and experimental JavaScript target that uses TeaVM. There is dukescript wich supports Android, RoboVM and TeaVM, though I don't really like the idea of wrapping Java around Knockout or similar framework. Choose which one fits you needs better.
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