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jQuery has been one of the most popular JavaScript library in the world. To help existing JS developers switch to Haxe for a modern language with accurate static typing, a complete and up-to-date jQuery extern is necessary.
As I’ve mentioned in the previous post, I’m working on updating …
It took longer than expected, but jQueryExtern for Haxe 2.0.0-alpha.1 was released to haxelib!
The cool parts:
Remember to put the brackets
(untyped new JQuery("#images").imageLoader)({});
// ^ ^
// |________these____________________________|
Static type system of Haxe helps you a lot by performing type-checking in the compilation phase. You will be notified errors before the application is run.
Since some Haxe targets (e.g.. JS and PHP) are …
I’ve recently updated jQueryExtern to align with jQuery 1.6.1.
To get it, use the usual haxelib upgrade (or haxelib install
jQueryExtern if you have not installed it previously).
I introduced some changes that would like to explain here:
jQueryFinally jQueryExtern has its own package, jQuery …
It is a kind of pain to code in JS without a proper library like jQuery. Using plain haXe in JS target is just as pain since haXe does not abstract most of the browser quirks, what it gives is only stricter typing and a little bit better core API …
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