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In my opinion part of the reason why Haxe still hasn't got much support outside of game development is an easy, cross-platform way to do native UI. It's definit
by SunShiranui 11y ago
In my opinion part of the reason why Haxe still hasn't got much support outside of game development is an easy, cross-platform way to do native UI. It's definitely something that's needed for it to be a good solution for building most non-game applications.
- larsiusprime 11y agoQuaxe looks like exactly that: http://www.glazman.org/weblog/dotclear/index.php?post/AnnouncingQuaxe http://www.glazman.org/weblog/dotclear/index.php?post/Announ... There was a big talk about it at WWX 2015 just a few days ago. Looks very promising.
- zem 11y agothat looks amazing! really excited to see where it goes.
- tluyben2 11y agoI build apps with it; Haxe => C# on Xamarin... Edit: Example of hackery I didn't release because it's hackery. But it's stable and it works. I would like to find the time to clean it and release it.
- Aldo_MX 11y agoNative UI has always been the Achilles heel of any framework.
- ncr100 11y agoBasis https://github.com/Randonee/Basis https://github.com/Randonee/Basis offers a start on many native mobile UI, and non UI bindings for Haxe.