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It will complete
the first part of the book and you will acquire the basis to write real - world applications.
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When Things Go Wrong
Okay, let ??™ s face it; all programmers make mistakes. In fact, most programmers make lots of
mistakes, and it seems the more experienced you are, the more likely you ??™ re going to wind up
pulling out tufts of hair over the most stupid mistakes imaginable. Now, while a bald head will
make the women believe you ??™ re a virile stallion, or at least save on lighting bills in the office,
surely you ??™ d rather save on the price of a toupee for the time being and just get the darn code
working.
Every programmer has their own preference of a debugging toolkit for their favorite language.
Most languages even come with a proprietary debugger and output panel set nicely integrated
into the associated IDE. However, with haXe in its infancy, it doesn ??™ t even come with its own IDE.
Yet! Despite this, haXe does still provide quite a substantial array of features oriented to debugging
the frilly bits out of your buggy code.


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