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It also contains
references to the vast majority of platform - specific classes defined in the standard library, which is the
core framework that comes with the haXe base installation. Some external libraries from the haXeLib
repository are also described.
The third part of the book is dedicated to the more advanced developer who wants to push the haXe
language to its limit, and seeks to extend haXe with existing libraries or use haXe outside of the
conventional web environment.
What You Need to Use This Book
Developing with haXe and Neko is a cheap affair, as all the tools described in the book are open source
and available for free on the Internet. You will find there aren ??™ t any particular requirements, and both
haXe and Neko will operate on Windows, Linux, and both types of Apple Macintosh. All you need to get
started with haXe and Neko is to follow the step - by - step procedures as outlined in Chapter 2 .
The use of a more sophisticated editor can improve your productivity dramatically. FlashDevelop
( www.


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