Haxe

bCloud provides Haxe on Ubuntu 24.04 for developers building cross-platform applications,

games, web applications, and other software projects using a modern, strongly typed

programming language and compiler.

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<h3>Available Now on AWS Marketplace</h3>

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<strong>Haxe on Ubuntu 24.04 with Maintenance Support (bCloud)</strong><br>

A repackaged open-source Haxe development environment from bCloud, including operational support.

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<h3>What Do You Gain?</h3>

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Get a ready-to-use Haxe environment on AWS EC2 for developing, compiling, and deploying

cross-platform applications with minimal setup.

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<h3>Why Use Haxe?</h3>

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Haxe is a high-level, strongly typed programming language and toolkit that can compile

source code to multiple target platforms. It helps developers share application logic

across platforms while supporting targets such as JavaScript, C++, HashLink, C#, Java,

Python, and Lua.

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<h3>Technical Features</h3>

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<li>Strongly typed programming language with a modern syntax</li>

<li>Haxe compiler for generating code for multiple target platforms</li>

<li>Supports JavaScript, C++, C#, Java, Python, Lua, and other targets</li>

<li>Cross-platform application and game development support</li>

<li>Macro system for compile-time metaprogramming</li>

<li>Reusable code across multiple platforms and environments</li>

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<h3>AWS Marketplace Setup</h3>

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<li>Prebuilt AMI for quick deployment on AWS EC2</li>

<li>Haxe environment configured on Ubuntu 24.04</li>

<li>Suitable for development, compilation, testing, and deployment workflows</li>

<li>All applicable charges are included in the AWS billing process</li>

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<h3>Best Use Cases</h3>

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Suitable for cross-platform software development, game development, web applications,

server-side applications, scripting, and projects requiring a single codebase targeting

multiple platforms.

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<h3>Support Options</h3>

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Optional bCloud maintenance support for updates, package management, troubleshooting,

and security-related maintenance.

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