Haxe Roundup 715

by Skial Bainn edited on

Welcome to the latest edition of the Haxe Roundup. Haxe is a high level, strictly typed programming language and cross-compiler.

Community Updates

News and Articles

  • [upcoming/events] The next Haxe Roundup Roundup Discord event is scheduled for Sunday August 18th 18:45.
  • Haxe 4.3.6 has been officially released! 🎉
  • New HaxeUI component explorer by Ian Harrigan! Haxe community thread. ⭐
  • Feathers UI 1.3 - Drag and drop, Collapsible component, dispose() method and tons of bugs fixed article by Josh Tynjala.
  • VsHaxe 2.32.0 has been released! Includes support for the new Json RPC diagnostics introduced in Haxe 4.3.5 and recent nightlies. ⭐
  • The Watcher OUT NOW!! + Character 7 Update & Fraymakers at PAX West - July 2024 Progress Update.
  • Ohsat Games Update 2024.

Devlogs

In case you missed it

Videos & Music

In case you missed it

Jobs, Bounties

Available for work

  • You can hire Tim Hely, a highly experienced Haxe & HaxeFlixel developer, with 20+ years of experience!

Job listings

  • None this issue.

Bounties

Product Releases

  • None this issue.

Previews & Demos

Open Source

Git Repos
  • polymod 1.8.0 has been released.
  • A JSONPatch evaluator for Haxe, now released on HaxeLib and Git: jsonpatch git. ⭐
  • Check out the latest open source Haxe projects over on GitHub.

Closed Source

Some Library Releases

People & Projects to support

  • Axol Studio is a small independent game development studio, making games with and contributing to HaxeFlixel.
  • Funkin’ Crew is making Friday Night Funkin’, a cartoon rhythm gaming excellence.
  • Patrick is creating Raspberry Pi 4 support for Haxe/Lime/OpenFL/HaxeFlixel.
  • Josh Tynjala is working on Feathers UI — open source, cross-platform UI components built with OpenFL.
  • Pavel Alexandrov is primarily contributing to the Heaps engine and is the creator of format-tiled library.
  • Ian Harrigan is working on primarily HaxeUI, as well as hxArduino & hxWebSockets.
  • Kaelan Evans is working on HxDoom, a Haxe adaption of Doom.
  • Richard Oliver Bray is teaching people the things he’s learnt, like React, Typescript and Haxe.
  • Alexander Gordeyko is developing Pony, a Haxe open-cross-library.
  • Andy Li is working around the Haxe ecosystem: CI, packaging, docs and learning materials.
  • Kevin Leung is creating open source software libraries.
  • Robert Konrad, the Kha author, is creating Programming Toolkits.
  • OpenFL is creating free open source software.
  • HaxeUI is creating an open source user interface libraries.
  • HaxeFlixel is creating an open source, cross platform 2D game engine.
  • Slava Ra is creating improvements for FlashDevelop and HaxeDevelop.
  • Mark Knol is working on Haxe and its documentation.
  • Dan Korostelev is working on the Haxe compiler.

Updates from the Haxe core

Current Proposals & Discussions

Core Changes

22~ updates have been made to Haxe since the last issue.

  • [haxelib] Added ANSI colouring to haxelib help command pull request.
  • [haxelib] Display current repository path when using haxelib list pull request.
  • [hashlink] Fix TestInt64 merged.
  • [hxcpp] Expose mbedtls xml config for external use merged.
  • [jvm] Fix --java out -D jvm deprecation warning merged.
  • [js] Call stack missing type names on JS in Chrome issue.
  • [hxcpp] Null check interfaces merged.
  • [diagnostics] Do not define display for json rpc diagnostics merged.
  • [hxcpp] WinCrypt and Friends SSL implementation draft pull request.
In case you missed it
  • Use whole import position when storing subtype import resolution data merged.
  • [hl] Fix interface override function resolution merged.
  • [hlc] Use uint64 instead of uint64_t for shift cast merged.
  • [neko] Neko 2.4.0 has been released.
  • Local static in inlined function gets optimized away with analyzer fixed.
  • Switch Abstract<Null<Int>> generation differ from Null<Int> fixed,
  • [hxcpp] HXCPP 4.3.49 has been released.
  • [hxcpp] Struct<NativeEnum, EnumHandler> does not work in switch expression issue.

You can get started using the latest features by downloading a nightly build of Haxe and see the impact the latest changes have on each target by browsing the benchmarks site. Head over to OSS Insights for more Haxe statistics.

Take it easy everyone, stay safe and see next time. ☮🕊