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Haxe US Summit 2019 Declarative UI Programming - Juraj Kirchheim
Has this ever happened to you? You have crafted the most beautiful UI that has all the right information arranged in the most elegant way, when suddenly, the user clicks around in the most unexpected way and before you know it the UI and application states are two worlds apart. Then you need to build your UI in a declarative way and leave the tedious details of making this declaration come alive to the machine.
Date: 2019-05-08
From: Haxe US Summit 2019 Day 1
Other videos in 'Haxe US Summit 2019'
Haxe Roundup - Randy Maxwell
Closing Address - Josefiene Pertosa
Feathers UI - Josh Tynjala
Retooling the Lime Stack to Embed an OpenFL App into a .NET Control - David Hamiter and Alex Rothman
Macro workshop - Juraj Kirchheim
Scaling Well With Others - Adam Breece
Building Giffon with Serverless and Haxe - Andy Li
OpenFL Interactive - Joshua Granick
forGL: Any Language Does Computer Programming - Randy Maxwell
Audio Development with Haxe - Thomas J Webb
OpenFL Next - Joshua Granick
XhX: 10 Years of Haxe - Hugh Sanderson
Declarative UI Programming (Workshop) - Juraj Kirchheim
Declarative UI Programming - Juraj Kirchheim
Titan: Macro-Powered FFI for Haxe/LuaJit - Justin Donaldson
Haxe 4: What's New - Aleksandr Kuzmenko
