Well I'm here for the docs so that's one part done

+ code examples for the website

Tbh I might be able to build a haxe to haxeui xml parser, which can be used to test haxe code on the website 🤔

it depends, you can have custom item renderers that will basically have show any data, and you can type you data source :

new ArrayDataSource<SomeObject>

rather than Dynamic

I think whats pretty great about haxe is there are a bunch of "killer libs", and the "game" frameworks seem pretty swish - UI was one of those things what was lacking when i first found haxe (years and years ago)

yeah, i think you are spot on, i think haxe in general is woefully under known / used - its one of those things - ive tried to "inject" it onto corporate environments many MANY times, and its met with luke warm reception, at best - never really understood why tbh - maybe its because it feels like its mainly associated with games? But i feel thats less and less now-a-days. Obviously games are still one of its major selling points, but i dont think its as linked to game making as it used to be. Maybe its because its a transpiler? But then TS is super popular - i honestly cant really come up with a reason. For me personally, when i found haxe all those years ago it was an instant "really???", and i was sold.

I also think it might be too known for games, and programs released with haxe don't really say its developed with haxe

true, but do any programs really say the language they use?

Nope, and it's not really needed

exactly, so i dont its think that

But you can totally give attention a programming language if it was used to develope a big/high quality app

Ahm Friday night funkin

yeah, defo, i mean, look at how heaps get influxes of users because of shiro games, and flixel Fnf

I'm planning to include something about haxe in the app I'm developing because there seems to be a great interest in that app

And that can definitely push haxe + haxeui

I hope haxe would pop off soon

it think its defo been steadily increasing in popularity since ive known about it - i mean, the trend is certainly positive.

Because it just seems to grow and grow,kinda like the growth of Linus tech tips' channel

Never really trending hard but always growing

yeah, i guess stable growth is more important that a huge peak and then a trough.

Still, its not really about the popularity that confuses me, its about how, in corporate envs its just a "hmmm, thats cool, anyway, back to other tech"

maybe because it feels "unproven" and is therefore a "risk"? Corps are verrrry risk averse

It definitely feels like a momentum thing

I did find out haxe is more known then we think, but the ppl are pretty quite

I did see a tech company advertising for a haxe dev, but when I sent out some feelers they said they were actually thinking of moving away from haxe in favor of ts :/

Also there's no giant Corp backing up haxe like flash had

see that tyoe of stuff, i would love to know why

Ts has more stuff, that's also a problem with haxe

Might have just been the case that they nabbed some great ts talent

If you need something not commonly needed you're pretty much screwed from the start