yup, married now, but heading off again for a while (like 9 days i think) in a few hours

congrats!! hope you enjoy the honeymoon 🥳

thanks! We will do im sure... big farmhouse on a little island (so we could take the dogs)... should be nice 🙂

(me waiting for the bride - which i guess is my life now - not that that part changes much / at all ... ... 😅 🤣 )

looks like a good wedding

Congrats Ian! The waiting for the bride, classic! Enjoy your honeymoon! (although with those lunatic dogs of yours, it will be an intense honeymoon 😂)

Congratulations !

Congrats!!🥳

Ayoo looks like a awesome wedding. Congrats!! ✨ ✨ enjoy your honeymoon! I hope for dog pics in the meantime

congratulations!! Woohoo

Congratulations - honeymoon in a farmhouse because of the dogs sound so familiar to me 😂

congrats with delays xD

Not sure where to mention this so someone can make a small fix to the page, so I'll try here. does not list the flixel backend though it is listed on other pages.

Is there any doc on the haxeui-flixel backend ? In particular how it interacts with the FlxGame and such. It appears that using the backend creates a FlxGame. Does that mean that basically all the widgets are then added to a flxstate somewhere and interaction done via update() methods does it work some other way.

So the HaxeUIApp is just a helper class, you don't have to use it, you can just Toolkit.init() and the add() components to the FlxState as you would any other flixel sprite

hi, as i said in #162395145352904705 channel I have to create two desktop software and a server web, i was planning to use haxe and i think haxeui is a good framework, i want to know if haxeui build as windows or osx software with electron or it will be 100% native

and what if i have to build for android?

So haxeui can use multiple "backends", one of which is haxeui-hxwidgets which uses wxWidgets (via haxe extern lib hxWidgets), this will produce 100% native apps on windows/osx/linux. For android you can use one of the "game" frameworks like openfl, nme, kha, etc. Though imo they are less than ideal. There is a wip haxeui-android that will produce native android uis, but its currently incomplete. I have a newer version that I keep meaning to finalise but that also has some issues with complex uis (like list views with custom item renderer)

i have to give a try, another alternative is flutter, but i don't know if is a real good technology for desktop apps and web

i have used it for apps and it objectively is a good framework for that

i don't know for web and desktop

I guess I kinda figured that out - I have previously tried with the Toolkit.init() but I am not sure how I can use the XML support in that way. I tried doing it this way 'round - HaxeUI primary rather than Flixel primary as it were, but there does not seem to be a way to inject my own game state except by waiting for HaxUIApp to finish construction and initialization and then use FlxG. My app is a UI to develop metaballs and the FlxGame is really only there to demo them in a window pane in the app. So I thought to use the UI as primary and just put a small state in a pane/panel/frame component somewhere. Perhaps I'm looking at this backwards. So I guess the question is, if I use the Toolkit.init() approach can I still leverage the XML view layout approach ?

I should probably add that I'm interested in how I would use a non-Flixel backend with a flixel game in it - for this project actually. I was interested in using the native backends actually - but I thought I would walk before running. But if you know of any examples of this or pointers on how it would be done I'd be interested.

Ok so got this going. You create the UI view as you would in the HaxeUI initial project setup but then just add that MainView component to the FlxState as you said. So you can then use the XML for the UI. Nice. Thanx.

im back! 🥳

... ... so nice to be back in front of an actual computer again, with an actual keyboard / mouse, and more than 1 screen... 😌

@bright-gpu-74537 is that component?

almost certainly

where is that from?

haxeui