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NME’s crossplatform OpenGLView seems to be close to supporting WebGL.

NME 3.5.4 has been released, with more improvements to the HTML5 target and freeing up CPU cycles for native apps.

If your pondering if you should or should’nt get started with Haxe NME and Haxe Flixel, check out the honest thread at Haxel Flixels forums.

Evoland by Shiro Games, the winner of Ludum Dare 24 is now on Steam Greenlight! Go vote it up and also watch the trailer.

Onto another awesome game, if you own an iPad, then you can beta test Strange Masks.

Promhx, a promise library has been released. The author, Justin started an interesting thread over at the Haxe Communities page, which you should join if you haven’t already.

[Fr] Here’s the next big app being made with Haxe and Cocktail, MYTF1 with 500000 simultaneous users expected.

If you’ve never heard of the Cocktail Library, its a crossplatform, embeddable HTML renderer.

Flump v1 has been released! Now fully supported by Flambe the Haxe game engine.

Check out this article from TheNextWeb about MYTF1, the Haxe Cocktail app.

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With Ludum Dare 25 now complete, here’s a list of games created with Haxe :

Staying with games, checkout the post on Tourette Quest - Media, Magic and Nostrills!, the HaxeFlixel game exploring Tourette’s Syndrome by Lars Doucet.

Interested in using the Flash Gaming SDK with Haxe, checkout the incredibly detailed blog post by Mr Laurent Bédubourg.

Erifdex wrote a short blog post on the wonderful world of Haxe for game development.

How about using torque and thrusters to move and rotate a player designed spaceship?

Check out this awesome Christmas experiment by Nicolas Barradeau using three.js and Haxe.

Check out Adrian’s new game, built with HaxeFlixel, Santa’s Christmas Presents.

Another Christmas app, ZoriON has just been released by Josu Igoa.

Still not in the Christmas spirit, then checkout Krizlmas Christmas Puzzles for iOS and Android by Mike Robinson.

Happen to be in East London, then take a look at the project by ustwo - Hackney Xmas Projections. Read the blog post for project details. Also take a look at the shorter google+ post.

Need convincing that Haxe can be used for non game apps? Mihail Ivanchev has written a google+ post about Tageshoroskop, his latest mobile app for Android.

ProG4mr has released GConsole, the kick ass, real time console. Awesome.

Fintan shows a quick demo on auto building a Haxe/javascript project with gruntjs and auto refreshing the browser with Live Reload. Impressive.

Sauce Labs have announced an open sauce free unlimited testing for open source projects. I think the NME team would benefit from this the most.

Thanks to Dav Kert for sending me the Christmas experiment.