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< Cocktail do not require any virtual machine, it is not interpreted.
< This has a positive impact on the performances and allows access to native functionnalities and ibraries in native language such as objective C, C++, php, ActionScript…
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> Cocktail does not require any virtual machine, it is not interpreted.
> This has a positive impact on the performance and allows access to native functionalities and libraries in native language such as objective C, C++, php, ActionScript…
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< Cocktail focuses on UIs and has the goal to bridge the gap between all the targets supported by Haxe. It offers a nice workflow: compile a standard HTML page together with your logic in Haxe/javascript. This will produce a javascript/HTML/CSS application, with a Flash fallback. Then you can publish your application online and package as a native application using [[http://www.haxenme.org|NME]], [[http://www.adobe.com/products/air.html|Adobe AIR]] or [[http://phonegap.com/|PhoneGap]].
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> Cocktail focuses on UIs and aims to bridge the gap between all targets supported by Haxe. It offers a nice workflow: compile a standard HTML page together with your logic in Haxe/javascript. This will produce a javascript/HTML/CSS application, with a Flash fallback. Then you can publish your application online and package as a native application using [[http://www.haxenme.org|NME]], [[http://www.adobe.com/products/air.html|Adobe AIR]] or [[http://phonegap.com/|PhoneGap]].
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<   * address the dilemas of **cross-platform UIs and DOM manipulation**
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>   * address the dilemmas of **cross-platform UIs and DOM manipulation**