Haxe

Haxe is an open-source technology project offering a modern, high-level, strictly typed programming language and a fast optimizing cross-compiler. Its central purpose is to help developers build applications for multiple platforms from Haxe code, including JavaScript, C++, C#, Java, JVM, Python, Lua, PHP, and Flash. The toolkit also provides access to native platform capabilities, supports interpreted execution, and includes its own virtual machines, HashLink and NekoVM.

Haxe is used across games, web, mobile, desktop, command-line software, and cross-platform APIs. Its language and compiler features include type inference, pattern matching, macros, null safety as an opt-in, static analysis, and dead-code removal. Developers can find community-created libraries through Haxelib, Haxe’s package manager, and access manuals, API documentation, tutorials, videos, and online coding tools.

The Haxe Foundation supports the ecosystem by funding core technologies, organizing events, and helping the open-source community. Haxe is free to use, with community support available through forums, Discord, GitHub, and other channels. The Foundation also offers business enquiries and can connect companies with consultants.