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Haxe US Summit 2019 Retooling the Lime Stack to Embed an OpenFL App into a .NET Control - David Hamiter and Alex Rothman
David and Alex will discuss why they decided to port a Windows .NET control that's been in deployment for nearly a decade to Haxe/OpenFL. They will cover in detail their action-packed journey and accompanying struggles. Starting with no knowledge of the technology stack, they're working to host a fully featured graphical application in a .NET wrapper that exposes a rich external API.
Date: 2019-05-10
From: Haxe US Summit 2019 Day 3
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
