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I dunno, as far as a compile to JS, statically typed language I prefer Haxe. But JS is a great language - super flexible and powerful. How some people choose
by Mikeb85 12y ago
I dunno, as far as a compile to JS, statically typed language I prefer Haxe. But JS is a great language - super flexible and powerful. How some people choose to use it is questionable at times, but there's no doubt that it's powerful.
- freehunter 12y agoI would love to learn Haxe, but anything I can find about it assumes you've been a professional Flash developer for 20 years or the example code doesn't compile (and the errors are quite cryptic to me). I need a Learn Haxe the Hard Way.
- Mikeb85 12y agoDunno, I never used flash but Haxe is pretty easy to follow. Try the newer OpenFL examples... It helps to learn using OpenFL since it sets up a project that compiles for you, then you can mess around with the syntax and language features. I also highly recommend using the 'Vaxe' VIM plugin with YouCompleteMe as well - it will recognize your OpenFL project, and give you context aware auto-complete, easy compilation of projects, etc..., making things much easier. While Haxe without any framework can be confusing at first, it's really not that bad...