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Haxe Summit EU 2017 Using haxe to build e learning framework - Arjen Veneman
In the talk I’ll discuss how we used haxe to create a model-driven, future proof framework. Our framework is build with haxe and allows us to create custom made e-learning solutions.
I like to discuss 3 main aspects of this framework and how haxe helped us establishing them.
Model driven architecture
High structural and visual flexibility
Minimal language (haxe-target) dependencies
Date: 2017-11-26
From: Haxe Summit 2017 Day 4
Other videos in 'Haxe Summit EU 2017'
Funding Haxe Q&A
Kick off panel for the 2018 summit
Helping save lifes with Haxe
Etherplay - Ronan Sandford
Using haxe to build e learning framework - Arjen Veneman
Porting Scaleform UI to Haxe - Neil Akhmetov
vshaxe - Dan Korostelev
The Haxe identity - Josefiene Pertosa
DSL, mon amour! - Francis Bourre
Get Armored - Lubos Lenco
Kha Forever - Robert Konrad
haxe-modular: splitting monolith.js - Philippe Elsass
Tamina in a nutshell - David Mouton
EVAL - Haxe macro interpreter - Simon Krajewski
HAXE as a fullstack language - Kevin Leung
Writing hxcpp externs - Hugh Sanderson
World (Wide Web) Domination - Juraj Kirchheim
Moving a million lines of code from Flash to Haxe - Douglas Pearson
Automated conversion from Flash to HTML5 - Andre Keller
