Support for Java and JavaScript virtual machines Write your code in Ceylon, and have it run on the JVM, on Node.js, or in a web browser. Some modules are platform-dependent, but the language itself is equally at home on Java and JavaScript virtual machines. Ceylon modules may be deployed on Ceylon's own JVM-based module runtime, on any OSGi container, on the Node.js module system, on Vert.x, or in a browser using require.js.
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