r/java • u/jeffreportmill • 5d ago
SnapCode with Java 21 in the browser
I haven't posted in a while, but things are moving quickly for modern Java in the browser (CheerpJ). They recently added Java 21 support and Java 25 is coming soon, so here's my latest update:
SnapCode is a free Java IDE for education that runs in the browser and on desktop. SnapCode is fun, friendly, elegant and complete with many modern IDE features. Because it runs in the browser and has cloud-share support, it truly runs anywhere and means that student applications can be immediately shared with classmates, friends and the world. SnapCode supports graphics, games, animation, 3D, charting, UI, Swing and more.
This latest release now supports Java 21 in the browser with Java 25 support coming soon (desktop already supports 25). The project is a labor of love and needs users to help find areas of improvement.
SnapCode: https://reportmill.com/SnapCode
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