[haXe] Re: Haxe vs. OpenLaszlo vs. Flex2?
Aaron Fay
aaron at earthman.ca
Mon Apr 2 01:28:11 CEST 2007
It will do both, you can run the nekovm as a module of apache (although
I don't know much about that side of it). haXe also compiles .js
classes as well, and has an html templating system but I don't know
much about that either. I have been primarily focused on making desktop
apps.
Spend a little time on this page:
http://haxe.org/doc
It should give you a pretty good idea of what this system will do.
Cheers,
Aaron
Vincent Delporte wrote:
> At 15:21 28/03/2007 +0200, Aaron Fay wrote:
>> From my perspective, the direct advantage is that you gain a
>> 'system' layer with the nekovm. By using a tool such as swhx's boot
>> loader exe, you can now have a flex2 application in a native system
>> window with virtually total control over i/o, filesystem, networking
>> (correct me if im wrong anyone...)
>
>
> OK, so Haxe is not thought to compile an application into an SWF file
> that can be run inside a browser, but rather into a stand-alone EXE
> (ScreenWeaver.exe that includes the Neko VM) on the client side? I'm
> confused :-)
>
>
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