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It never gained significant popularity. If you want to learn a new language, choose something that is already popular and is gaining popularity. That would be T
by bufferoverflow 3y ago
It never gained significant popularity. If you want to learn a new language, choose something that is already popular and is gaining popularity. That would be Typescript or Rust at this moment.
- lolinder 3y agoThis is a complete non-answer. I'd assume that they know that Haxe isn't as popular as other languages, but they're asking about people's experience with Haxe, not looking for recommendations on which language to learn.
- mmastrac 3y agoI used Haxe in the past. While it isn't necessarily modern usage I'd agree with the parent comment and suggest either Rust (using the WASM target) or TypeScript. Compiler ergonomics are important for me these days.
- mattkenefick 3y agoCorrect
- ibz 3y agoSounds more like a chat bot answer, TBH. It misses the point of the question in a much too subtle way.
- lolinder 3y agoNah, it's a common beginner misunderstanding. There's a huge genre of blog posts and Reddit threads where beginners tell other beginners which language is best to learn to get started with programming. My guess is that OP mistook this thread for one of those.