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< There are many possible reasons to enable Haxe to target a new platform. Currently, the supported platforms are Neko, PHP, Javascript, Flash6/7/8, Flash9 and Actionscript 3.0. Originally, the only available server platform was Neko, a powerful but not so easy platform to deploy. During a long time many people asked for PHP support as it's the easiest and cheaper platform to run web applications. Thanks to Franco Ponticelli's work, Haxe2 lets us deploy our Haxe applications on PHP servers.
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> There are many possible reasons to enable Haxe to target a new platform. Currently, the supported platforms are Neko, PHP, Javascript (and NodeJS, V8 etc..), Flash6/7/8, Flash9 and above and Actionscript 3.0, Tamarin and also soon Java, and C#, they are working but still underdevelopment, and some work has been done on Lua. Originally, the only available server platform was Neko, a powerful but not so easy platform to deploy. During a long time many people asked for PHP support as it's the easiest and cheaper platform to run web applications. Thanks to Franco Ponticelli's work, Haxe2 lets us deploy our Haxe applications on PHP servers.  Then Hugh brought us C++ and was instrumental in remaping flash API to c++ to NME, and with Haxe3 Caue hopes to bring full Java and C# target.