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@ -8,11 +8,12 @@ JSweet is *not* Java, it is Java syntax only. JavaScript APIs are accessible, bu
- Full syntax mapping between Java and TypeScript, including classes, interfaces, functional types, union types, tuple types, object types, string types, and so on.
- *Over 1000 JavaScript libraries*, frameworks and plugins to write Web and Mobile HTML5 applications (JQuery, Underscore, Angular, Backbone, Cordova, Node.js, and much [more](http://www.jsweet.org/candies-snapshots/)).
- A Maven repository containing all the available libraries in Maven artifacts (a.k.a. candies).
- An Eclipse plugin for easy installation and use.
- A simple Maven integration to use JSweet from any other IDE or from the command line.
- A [Maven repository](http://repository.jsweet.org/artifactory) containing all the available libraries in Maven artifacts (a.k.a. candies).
- Support for Java basic APIs as the [J4TS](https://github.com/cincheo/j4ts) candy (forked from the GWT's JRE emulation).
- An [Eclipse plugin](https://github.com/cincheo/jsweet-eclipse-plugin) for easy installation and use.
- A [Maven plugin](https://github.com/lgrignon/jsweet-maven-plugin) to use JSweet from any other IDE or from the command line.
- A debug mode to enable Java code debugging within your favorite browser.
- A set of nice WEB/Mobile HTML5 examples to get started and get used to JSweet and the most common JavaScript APIs (see the Examples section).
- A set of nice [WEB/Mobile HTML5 examples](https://github.com/cincheo/jsweet-examples) to get started and get used to JSweet and the most common JavaScript APIs (even more examples in the Examples section).
- Support for JavaScript modules (commonjs, amd, umd). JSweet programs *can* run in a browser or in Node.js.
- Support for various EcmaScript target versions (ES3 to ES6).
- Support for bundles to run the generated programs in the most simple way.