[haXe] Announcing: Two New Projects

[Bent Rasmussen]

Keep up the good slavin', Lee! :-)

Best regards
Bent

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Lee McColl Sylvester" <lee at designrealm.co.uk>
To: "haXe List" <haxe at lists.motion-twin.com>
Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 11:18 AM
Subject: [haXe] Announcing: Two New Projects


> Hi all,
> 
> It seems to me I've been sitting on too many projects that I should 
> release to the community even in their early state.  Therefore, I'd like 
> to announce google code repositories for nPostgres and NME.  nPostgres 
> is a database wrapper for the PostgreSQL database and fully supports the 
> haXe SPOD layer, while NME is a set of bindings for the SDL libraries. 
> The current state of these libraries are as follows:
> 
> nPostgres  -  complete, but needs testing / using.
> NME - complete, but could use further haXe classes for Mappy map support 
> etc.
> 
> and, as you already know,
> nMagick - 90% complete. ndll is pretty much complete, but the haXe 
> classes need finishing.
> 
> I will add these to haxeLib when I feel they are complete and stable 
> enough to warrant being there.
> 
> I have numerous other libs, plus some modifications to SWHX to add, but 
> I have limited free time these days. Most of this stuff is produced in 
> my dinner hour, or tinkering before I start work in the morning; hence 
> the slow progress.
> 
> As a tease, I have a port of wxWidgets that I'm slaving over, but it 
> requires more than the current window / button / textfield support that 
> it currently has. I also have a wrapper for the commercial ColdSteel 
> engine, which is 90% complete and a wrapper for the Allegro library, 
> which is around 50% complete.  Plus, there's loads more that probably 
> won't see the light of day, except in my blog perhaps.  I plan to push 
> the Allegro library most, as I intend on creating an IDE and basic 
> language oriented around Neko to help teach young children how to create 
> simple games and the like, but I guarantee all projects mentioned here 
> will get finished, either by me or by yourselves ;-)
> 
> Have fun!
> 
> Regards,
> Lee
> 
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