This is awesome news ! We are simply maintaining state with the applet at the moment, pending the move to OSGi. Keep us informed and we'll pitch in when we can.
One major barrier is the lack of automation for java2js.. Has any work been done on that ? Jim. Sent from my Cyanogen phone On Jul 14, 2016 6:06 AM, Robert Hanson <[email protected]> wrote: Jeff, Jim, Mungo, et al., As you know, last summer I took a stab at creating a JavaScript HTML5 version of Jalview. We were able to see an alignment show up, but that is about it. After a year back as department chair (no longer!) and teaching I'm finally back to working on SwingJS. This summer, two St. Olaf undergraduate students and I have further developed SwingJS, and it is looking great. We won't have time in the next few weeks to tackle Jalview -- we are focusing on physics applet conversion right now -- but I think by the end of the summer we will have all the parts necessary to take a look at Jalview again. I don't see any particular problem, other than the fact that some of the tasks that Jalview is so good at may overwhelm JavaScript. We'll see. I'm just taking the opportunity now to re-booting that conversation. Please let me know if you are still interested in this or if it just doesn't seem like something that fits in with your future plans for Jalview. Bob The University of Dundee is a registered Scottish Charity, No: SC015096
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