Closed Bschoy closed 6 months ago
though a local distribution of Java could render this issue meaningless / solved.
though a local distribution of Java could render this issue meaningless / solved.
if not something similar to what replit did could be done, they use server-side execution but ask for input in a desktop like manner
Thank you for the suggestions. I intend to bring a local runtime of Java to Code App.
These projects should be good references:
Thank you for the suggestions. I intend to bring a local runtime of Java to Code App.
These projects should be good references:
these both look very promising, glad you're looking into it. Thanks for your hard work and quick responsiveness.
@bummoblizard would you happen to be able to guess an estimated date after which local Java support should be realized?
@bummoblizard would you happen to be able to guess an estimated date after which local Java support should be realized?
Hi. I'm focusing on fixing the existing issues. I will work on it after that.
@bummoblizard would you happen to be able to guess an estimated date after which local Java support should be realized?
Hi. I'm focusing on fixing the existing issues. I will work on it after that.
Appreciate it, i found this App that has a local Java 9 runtime that works. (I have tested it without internet) To use it you have to pay around 3€ but it works.
I'm not fond of the User experience and UI at all but it still could end up helping you implement a local Java runtime yourself.
Local OpenJDK is added in https://github.com/thebaselab/codeapp/commit/39155744844ad472f0b79c714230a8691a7832bb. However, interactive input is still not supported.
i just now realized that input needs to be provided before running the program. This links to an issue i previously opened concerning a local copy of openJDK to run Java locally, but even if server-side execution is the only way would it not be possible to ask for input in a behavior identical to a desktop environment (meaning not upfront / before running the program)?