Haxe 4.3
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Haxe 4.3
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Re: Haxe 4.3
#2There is also review of new features
https://www.elitemastereric.com/Haxe-430/
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#3I looked at Haxe but have trouble figuring out what real benefits it would have over something like Godot at this point.
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#4super interesting that a big part of the lift here is buildsystems + targeting different platforms
I've tried tauri + neutralino this year (both electron alternatives), and they depend immensely on buildsystems + platform targeting. flutter + react native play in this space too
Re: Haxe 4.3
#5I looked at Haxe but have trouble figuring out what real benefits it would have over something like Godot at this point.
Haxe has been, and continues to be, used to ship commercially successful games.
Re: Haxe 4.3
#6There is also review of new features https://www.elitemastereric.com/Haxe-430/
Good post. That safe navigation operator is very cool and something I wish you could do in JS.
Re: Haxe 4.3
#7I looked at Haxe but have trouble figuring out what real benefits it would have over something like Godot at this point.
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#8I looked at Haxe but have trouble figuring out what real benefits it would have over something like Godot at this point.
Haxe is a programming language and Godot a game engine?
Re: Haxe 4.3
#9There is also review of new features https://www.elitemastereric.com/Haxe-430/
Good post. That safe navigation operator is very cool and something I wish you could do in JS.
Not sure if I'm missing some sarcasm but JavaScript has had the equivalent Optional chaining operator for years now
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
Re: Haxe 4.3
#10There is also review of new features https://www.elitemastereric.com/Haxe-430/
Good post. That safe navigation operator is very cool and something I wish you could do in JS.