I agree. Haxe has a very vibrant community but I'm still surprised it never got bigger than it has. I used it extensively at Chumby on apps for the devices si

I agree. Haxe has a very vibrant community but I'm still surprised it never got bigger than it has. I used it extensively at Chumby on apps for the devices since the alternative was using ActionScript 2 (which is basically JavaScript minus the more modern features post-ECMAScript3). Given roughly the same code (minus the syntax differences for each), the Haxe compiler would run much faster than Adobe's and almost always generated faster bytecode even though I was targeting Adobe's own Flash AVM1. Plus haxe let me use all the goodies the language offers, like non-brain-dead scoping, static typing and the macro system.