What is NME ? What’s in it for you? Is it easy or hard to use, to extend? Does it have a future?
Discover the many faces of this powerful Haxe framework for cross-platform and devices game development.

Philippe Elsass – Awesome coder

Philippe is a freelance flash/js/haxe coder, technical director and trainer. Before that Philippe has led small and large, local and international, Flash and HTML productions, during 8 very long years in big French web agencies. He was seen more recently doing mobile work, using Titanium and NME for instance.

Philippe is also the co-founder of FlashDevelop project – and in particular, when you say “FlashDevelop code completion rocks” you’re making him a personal compliment.

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Here are the other videos of the WWX  :
- AWE6 by Rob Fell
- First Contact : Selling Haxe to clients & developers by David Peek & Dominic De Lorenzo
- HXCPP – Haxe girt by C++ by Hugh Sanderson
- Haxe 3 and 4 – Plans for World Domination by Nicolas Cannasse
- Haxe/Java and Haxe/C#: Practical examples and implementation details by Cauê Waneck
- Cocktail v1.0 Sunrise, cross platform UIs with haXe by Alex Hoyau & Yannick Dominguez
- Vector Graphics in the browser with Haxe by Franco Ponticelli
- Multiplatform productivity tool with Haxe by Peter Halacsy
- Getting pragmatic developers started with Haxe by Robert Bak
- Haxe macros : meta-programming done right by Juraj Kirchheim
- Britzpetermann & Haxe by Nico Zimmermann

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