Not sure if you knew, there has been a minimal basic unit testing package, haxe.unit, bundled in the Haxe std library, since Haxe 1.02! Although its functionality is minimal, but it is enough for most of the projects and being very target independent. I would definitely recommend it …
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jQueryExtern 2.0.0-alpha.1
It took longer than expected, but jQueryExtern for Haxe 2.0.0-alpha.1 was released to haxelib!
The cool parts:
- Supports jQuery version 1.9.1/2.0.0! Note that 2.0.0 has the same API of 1.9.1, but removed support of IE 6,7,8 …
Setting up a Processing Android project in Eclipse
Processing is written in Java, and it plays very well with the Android platform. Every serious programmer knows that the Processing IDE is far from being a proper IDE, and the official Android IDE is Eclipse, so we better stick to Eclipse.
To setup a Processing Android project in Eclipse …
Automated unit-testing for Haxe project using Travis-CI
Warning: This post is out-dated, see updated post here!
What is Travis-CI?
Travis-CI is “a hosted continuous integration service for the open source community”. It is tightly integrated with Github, once we enabled its commit hook, whenever there is a new commit, or a pull request, on any …
hxml tricks every haxe user should know
Improving Haxe Syntax Highlighting Support of Pygments
3 months ago I have started to rewrite the Haxe laxer in Pygments, which is a syntax highlighter written in Python, used in both Github and Bitbucket. Pygments included initial Haxe support back in 2010, but sadly is not complete. Haxers should have seen some broken highlighting like the following …
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