Continuing on with learning resources

We're now going to look at some resources to continue learning. We'll cover Haxe, OpenFL, and HaxeFlixel, and a couple of good community resources.

Haxe

The Haxe website has an excellent manual that goes into great detail about how the language's syntax works. If you're ever unsure of the correct way to write something in Haxe, I suggest you to check out the manual at http://haxe.org/manual/.

There's also a well-documented API for Haxe. It's the perfect place to understand what each core Haxe class does. It also lists the platforms that each class is available in. Since Haxe supports such a vast number of platforms, you don't get every class on every platform, so having documentation about it is crucial. You can access the API at http://api.haxe.org/.

If you want to start using additional Haxe libraries, you can refer to the documentation on Haxelib at http://haxe.org/manual/haxelib.html.

You can find all of the libraries that are publicly available through...