Wait, so can you now generate JS, Flash and C++ versiond of the game automatically (or, at least, easily?).

Kinda easily...It requires some extra code.

Could you go into a bit more details? I'd find it very interesting to hear about a fresh real-world experience with converting a HaXe game to another platform.

Are there many places where the same code should work but, for some reason, doesn't? Or have you knowingly made some parts of the code platform dependent, and simply need to port/independentize them?

For example some of the flash API is still missing from NME (a lib for the c++ target) & the performance (and more importantly bottlenecks) is quite different on different targets.

Not to mention all the browser limitations you have to work around if you use JS...

Still, very nice! How did you like the language?

Pretty good! It's like AS3 but with a bunch of stuff added and some of the rough edges polished.

HaXe seems to be a fine idea indeed. What is your experience working with it in practice?

Really, really good.

I've made the prototype in js and it was a ton easier and worked better with haxe.