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I had a fresh look at Haxe again recently and realized that I had overlooked some of its elegance before. But I guess it lacks some visibility among the developers still.
So my question is, does anybody here use it for production? If so, how do you use it? What are the gotchas or difficulties you encounter? Do you recommend it for future projects?
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A class field is a variable, property or method of a class which can either be static or non-static. Non-static fields are referred to as member fields, so we speak of e.g. a static method or a member variable.
A field is a class, interface, or enum with an associated value. Methods in the java. lang. reflect. Field class can retrieve information about the field, such as its name, type, modifiers, and annotations.
This is useful for caches, fixed-configuration, or any other data you don't need to be replicated across instances. Public static fields are declared using the static keyword. They are added to the class constructor at the time of class evaluation using Object.
I use Haxe to develop all my Flash applications, and I love it. I develop on Linux and with Emacs, and I really like how I can make Haxe fit within my preferred development environment. I just use simple Makefiles that look something like:
project.swf: Project.hx haxe project.hxml
It's really easy to get started in Haxe, and it's very elegant. I've had no problems at all using Haxe as compared to using the Adobe Flash builders, and have developed a bunch of big projects including PanningPedagogy, The Orchive,Cantillion and Audioscapes.
I've released the source code to all of these as GPL on SourceForge, check them out at:
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You might find some useful information in the lists of Projects Using Haxe and People Using Haxe.
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