Christofer Hadjigeorgiou a écrit : > Hi there, > > I'm a linux user mainly, and I recently got interested in flash, but as there > is no version of flash for linux, and also i'm not interested in purchasing > such an expensive product at the time being, I was wondering in what kind of > degree can an alternative replace flash. I've tried FAMES, and also HaXe, but > its quite confusing for someone who's not used Flash before,they seem to be > oriented towards experienced Adobe flash users or atleast Actionscript > programmers. Correct me if i'm wrong. Any help and ideas are welcome,
haXe is oriented for people with a background of other OO programming languages (such as Java, C#, ...). It enables you to develop both client side (Flash&JS) and server side (Neko) using the same programming language. But if you want to use it only for Flash it's fine : haXe supports Flash 6 to 9 Players and both Flash APIs (AS2 and AS3). There's actually a Book about haXe that's now available (see http://blog.haxe.org) If you're new to Flash, the only thing you'll have to learn when using haXe are the Flash APIs (see http://haxe.org/api for a complete reference). Some getting-started tutorials are already available on http://haxe.org/doc Feel free to ask any haXe-specific question on the haXe mailing list. Best, Nicolas _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
