Just wrapped up the haxe conference in Seattle – lots of fun.
There was not much to report for hxcpp, so I did a bit of a retrospective.
Here are the slides – not too much detail, so you will need to check out the video for the full story.
WWX 2016 Slides
I have released my WWX 2016 Hxcpp Slides.
You can find the source code on github.
wwx2015
Hxcpp – state of the union enum.
Here are the slides from my wwx2015 talk.
You can compile them yourself with:
haxelib install nme haxelib install gm2d haxelib install acadnme haxelib run nme demo gm2d:11 cppia
On linux, you may want to compile for neko or cpp, instead of cppia.
Wwx2014 Talk – Hxcpp magic
Just got back from the haxe conference, wwx2014, after having a great time. Plenty of fantastic people to talk to.
The talk consists of some slides, with a demo at the end. To run the demo, you need to run the binary version on either mac or windows, but the slides can be viewed with flash.
Or, you can build it yourself for you preferred platform and explore the source code with:
haxelib install nme haxelib install gm2d haxelib run nme demo gm2d 10-wwx2014 cpp
Edit – must mention that you might need an dev version of haxe to build the demo.