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Haxe Summit EU 2017 Moving a million lines of code from Flash to Haxe - Douglas Pearson

Haxe Summit 2017 Day 1 - Moving a million lines of code from Flash to Haxe - Douglas Pearson

FlowPlay have just recently completed a port of over 1 million lines of ActionScript to Haxe. Doug - their CTO - will give us a post-mortem on this massive transition and talk about his company's experience and enthusiasm for Haxe.


Date: 2017-11-26
From: Haxe Summit 2017 Day 1

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