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World Wide Haxe 2015 "Continuous Integration for Haxe Projects" by Andy Li
Andy Li's speech at the WWX2015
The World Wide Haxe Conference 2015 on Haxe, the free cross-platform language, was organized by Silex Labs and hosted by Mozilla Paris from the 29th May to the 1st June 2015.
More videos of the WWX2015 :
http://www.silexlabs.org/wrapping-up-wwx2015/
More info about this speech :
http://www.silexlabs.org/continuous-i...
More info about Silex Labs : http://www.silexlabs.org/
Talk description: in this talk « Continuous Integration for Haxe Projects », Andy Li presents how to set up continuous integration (CI) services, like TravisCI and AppVeyor, to automatically test our Haxe code for every commit. He also discusses some interesting use of CI that could be useful no matter we are building games, mobile apps, websites, or writing novels.
music from the intro:"Cornered" by Binaerpilot
http://binaerpilot.no/
Other videos in 'World Wide Haxe 2015'
"A walk-through of Haxe JS Kit" by Clément Charmet
"Continuous Integration for Haxe Projects" by Andy Li
"The tech behind Evoland 2" by Nicolas Cannasse
"Haxe Evangelism with Silex Labs" by JB Richardet
"Haxe at Massive Interactive" by Philippe Elsass
"NPM, Haxe at the heart of JavaScript ecosystem" by David Mouton
"Quaxe, infinity and beyond" by Daniel Glazman
"Haxe in the entreprise: a case study" by Alfred Barberena
"Hxcpp : State of the (union) enum" by Hugh Sanderson
"The MOKICK story" by Markus Raab - WWX2015
"Lime/OpenFL for home game consoles" by Lars Doucet
"Drakarnage: Slapping data from web servers right in your GPU" by David Elahee
"IDE choice at TiVo" by Srikanth Ganapavarapu
"Kha" by Robert Konrad
"Jive: the renovation of AsWing" by Nickolay Grebenshikov
"TiVo Activity Haxelib" by Todd Kulick
"Isomorphic Haxe: Using Ufront to build apps that work client side or server side" by Jason O'Neil
"Haxe for the Web: getting things done" by Juraj Kirchheim
"Prospects for using Go libraries in Haxe" by Elliott Stoneham
"Cross-Platform Game Development with the GameDuell Duelltool" by GameDuell
"You don't know FlashDevelop - tips and future" by Philippe Elsass
