HaXe is great fun as a language, and I would definitely consider it now if I were writing a new game from scratch. But I never found anything to be a straightfo

HaXe is great fun as a language, and I would definitely consider it now if I were writing a new game from scratch. But I never found anything to be a straightforward port from as3. There was too much unsupported particularly in networking. Too much of what I wrote relied on Adobe's NetConnection and socket implementations, plus other .fl packages that never made it over. Not looking at it right now, but that was pretty much the wall I hit at the time around 2019... there was no build target that wouldn't require rewriting the whole way a multiplayer game platform handled networking to get around the sandbox limitations that you could work inside of in AIR or Flash. Maybe I was just kinda dejected and could have solved it, but instead I moved over to TS and PixiJS, ported some necessary logic and started my whole stack over.