Romuald Quantin a écrit : > Sorry I’ve never used Haxe (yet). > > > > If I understand well, we will have another server language supported? > Like java or .net? And the point in using Haxe is when you write files > for Haxe PHP, we will be able to get PHP, JSP and ASP files from the > same Haxe source code? > > > > If yes, is there any point in using Haxe PHP before we have another > language server supported (besides using a strong-typed language)?
There's also NekoVM support for server-side development. As soon as your preferred platform is supported (for example on serverside Neko if you have a custom server or PHP for shared hosting) it means that you can start using haXe on this platform. Having more platforms supported is just a way to give more choices to the developer, the haXe language have its own advantages (strongly-typed, optimized, generics, enums, ...) so even if it was only available for Flash 9 it would be already a good choice if you like it. Also, having more platforms supported means that you are not tied to a particular technology/vendor and you can use the one that match your project needs without having to re-learn everything again. Hope that helps, Nicolas _______________________________________________ osflash mailing list [email protected] http://osflash.org/mailman/listinfo/osflash_osflash.org
