I have used feathers UI before, haxe is really impressive on how with a single codebase you can generate packages for any supported backends. When you use it, it really feels like magic. Only downside was it is yet another toolkit with its own way of doing things, which you have to sit and learn.
Does this support android and ios? Your [intro page](https://haxeui.org/api/getting-started/welcome.html) lists android as a backend but it seems to be unavailable in the backend list.
I have used feathers UI before, haxe is really impressive on how with a single codebase you can generate packages for any supported backends. When you use it, it really feels like magic. Only downside was it is yet another toolkit with its own way of doing things, which you have to sit and learn.
https://haxeui.org/api/getting-started/backends/composite-ba...
https://www.openfl.org/learn/haxelib/docs/targets/
Not the best look for a UI framework when the homepage fails to render properly on a device. That’s table stakes.
Who is using this?
does this have any relation to Haxial from late 90s/early 2000s from the ex-Hotline dev?
no just the haxe project
No mobile view on the website?
The sidebar on the doc browser (seems written in haxeui) also goes insane on desktop.