Any existing TeaVM/Flavour sites

[Cyber Quarks]

I'd like to ask for list of existing TeaVM/Flavour based websites or web applications. 
Much of the TeaVM samples I've seen so far were mostly "Swing-like" apps, but I assume there are also HTML-based apps out there made with TeaVM. 

[ScraM Team]

Here are several:

• CoronaWait, a supermarket wait time and in-stock tracker: https://coronawait.frequal.com/
• Tea Sampler, a TeaVM/Flavour tutorial with sample code: https://frequal.com/tea-sampler/
• [Beta] There's a Fungus, an imposters and crewmates game: https://frequal.com/taf/
• Funniest Stories Ever, a fill-in-the-blank story site: https://fse.frequal.com

These are mostly pure-Flavour, using routing, HTML templates, CSS, expression language, and other features from the Flavour framework.  They are all responsive, working well from desktop to mobile.

There's a Fungus is hybrid, with a Canvas for the majority of the main game screen, but HTML templates for voting and game over screens.

Tea Sampler uses path-based routing for hash-free URLs.

[ScraM Team]

Also, this post from JetBrains says they used TeaVM to make the new version of Datalore, which looks like it is HTML based:

https://blog.jetbrains.com/datalore/2020/03/03/new-in-datalore-new-ui-code-insight-support-for-zeppelin-plotly-and-more/

[Cyber Quarks]

Hi ScraM,

Thanks for the response. In fact, I asked this to see some TeaVM website/apps in actions, thanks for the list. Also, we actually tried to use TeaVM/Flavour in the past although we got stuck in some bugs so we just used GWT, the first version of app: https://divroll-backend-dashboard.herokuapp.com/index.html was made with TeaVM, I forgot the exact issue but somehow we had to switch  from TeaVM/Flavour to GWT, but this time we want to give it another shot. Feel free to try the app, and see if that's doable with TeamVM/Flavour, when dashboard opens, set the Endpoint URL to https://divroll-backend.herokuapp.com/divroll

and the Master Token to ****TOKEN****

And that should do. I must say, it was like 40-50% complete when it was in TeaVM version, we just hit a roadblock and Alexey is quite busy that time. 

BTW, How's the community now? I can see from this group that you're one of the most active. Do you also hangout in https://gitter.im/teavm/Lobby

We are planning to launch two sites, one is open source, a database manager app (built with on top of a Jetbrains database) and a consumer app, both we plan to use TeaVM, starting with trying to see if we can make Google Flatbuffers work with TeaVM, since our app will be using a kind of RPC instead of REST, in which we actually filed an issue: https://github.com/konsoletyper/teavm/issues/538

If this works this is our first step in using TeaVM.