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Part II
Server Side, JavaScript,
and Flash; Oh My!
Chapter 8: Cross Platform Tools
Chapter 9: Building Websites with haXe
Chapter 10: Seperating Design Using Templates
Chapter 11: Performing Server Side Trickery
Chapter 12: Building Interactive Content with Flash
Chapter 13: Replacing the Need for an IDE
Chapter 14: More Interactive Content with JavaScript
Chapter 15: Putting It All Together with haXe Remoting
Cross Platform Tools
Many classes in haXe standard library can be used cross - platform; some of them have already been
discussed in the previous chapters and some more advanced ones are explained in the rest of the
book. In this chapter you will find a description of some very commonly used classes that must be
part of every developer toolkit and in particular they are:
XML
Regular expressions
Timer triggers
MD5 cryptography hashes
XML
The Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a very well - known syntax used to exchange data in a
human readable form. In this section only a brief description of the language is provided because
many resources can be found online.
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