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I always used Neko as the default VM to run Haxe code. I used it the same way most people now use NodeJS: tooling, simple webserver, quick prototype. These day
by neals 7y ago
I always used Neko as the default VM to run Haxe code. I used it the same way most people now use NodeJS: tooling, simple webserver, quick prototype.
These days, I start new projects in NodeJS because teams don't know about Neko. Which is a shame because Neko and the Haxe language solve most critisism of NodeJS and JS in general.
- Gama11 7y agoHaxe's JavaScript target works great in combination with Node as well though. :) (https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/hxnodejs https://github.com/HaxeFoundation/hxnodejs) For instance, the Haxe VSCode extension itself is a Node project written in Haxe.