What’s new in Haxe 4
An overview of the major version update from Haxe 3 to Haxe 4: New function syntaxes, null-safey, unicode, final keyword, interpreter rewrite (eval), HashLink VM, call-site inlining, inline markup… and more!
Here is a list of event, includes speaker session and other intermediate slots (e.g. lunch):
An overview of the major version update from Haxe 3 to Haxe 4: New function syntaxes, null-safey, unicode, final keyword, interpreter rewrite (eval), HashLink VM, call-site inlining, inline markup… and more!
Using Haxe as a replacement for PHP language on PHP server. Benefits, flaws, implementation details. Interoperation between Haxe and PHP. Code sharing between client and server.
RESTful API is arguably the most used standard of the web today. This talk will give you a taste on how it could be seamlessly integrated with the type-safe programming language - Haxe.
"JavaScript Fatigure" is real. In the last 5 years JS has moved from being something used to progressively enhance a web page, to being the driving engine that powers entire web apps. And as we try to do more with JavaScript, we need more tooling. Webpack, Babel, CSS Modules and type checking. And we needed more frameworks: we went from jQuery everywhere to Backbone, Angular, React and Redux and MobX and Preact and more. It some point, it got really, really complex, hard to get started, easy to break, and less fun to build.