[markknol]

Haxe is just great. The language, tooling and even docs has improved much over time, its joy to work with. I've been using Haxe professionally to create html5 games for almost 6 years now. First started as hybrid solution to have both flash and canvas, nowadays fully webGL powered games with small/clean ES6 output.

I've been using Haxe for many applications; cli tools, generative art, websites, games, backends, tools etc.

Webdevs; There is a full-Haxe react alternative I've been using to create a website, which is called coconut.ui. Since its build with macros under the hood, it can have multiple outputs, which means you can output just its own renderer, but also react (+native), but you can use it to build reactive applications in other framework.

If you use lix (npm/yarn based) as dependency manager, you can require Haxe in CI, which also makes switching versions easily.