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written in Scala, not the front end)
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-[MiniJava compiler](http://oxnrtr.de/mj) which originally targeted amd64, but received an AST interpreter to run in the browser.
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-[Fluent Code Explorer](http://www.fluentcode.com/), an online tool that helps you search, understand and collaborate on a large codebase.
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-[FlowRun](https://flowrun.io/), a web app for creating and running flowcharts
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## Open Source Scala.js projects
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-[Checkers](http://kschuetz.github.io/checkers/) ([source](https://github.com/kschuetz/checkers)): Checkers game rendered in web browser using SVG (about 10000 lines of Scala.js)
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-[Scastie](https://scastie.scala-lang.org) ([source](https://github.com/scalacenter/scastie)): An interactive playground for Scala, which can run any Scala program with any library in your browser
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-[Scalafiddle-editor](https://scalafiddle.io) ([source](https://github.com/scalafiddle/scalafiddle-editor)): An online playground for creating, sharing and embedding Scala fiddles (little Scala programs that run directly in your browser).
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-[FlowRun](https://github.com/sacode387/FlowRun): Editor and interpreter for the FlowRun flowcharts, written in Scala.js using Scala 3.
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