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The integration of Node with the DOM in NW.js opens up a number of new options in how your headless testing workflow can be facilitated. The distinct separation of JavaScript contexts, the introduction of a separate node context, and the ability to cross communicate, offers a lot of power and flexibility. See More
NW.js is a good alternative to Electron in the case that you don't want to use it for whatever reason. See More
Been using NW.js on hundreds of projects for over 5 years, and it's been amazing! Nothing better exists. See More
Haxe is an open-source strictly typed programming language, that transpiles into multiple programming languages. You can use Haxe to target many different platforms, like Java, Javascript, PHP, Python, Actionscript 3 or Flash SWF. It also supports transpilation to C++, C# or Lua. See More
Haxelib (common library repo) and other sources contain large codebases for anything from cryptography to communications. A lot of these are fully cross platform and work with the JavaScript target. The JavaScript target can be used for everything from node.js server applications (with code completion) to games using either the Flash-like OpenFL library or direct canvas or WebGL programming. See More
Haxe allows you to develop for Web, iOS, Android, Blackberry, Windows, OSX, Linux and others, all at once, without the need to switch languages and maintain separate code bases. This is possible because Haxe can compile to JavaScript, ActionScript, Flash AVM bytecode, C++, Neko, PHP, C# (.NET) and Java. Support for even more platforms and languages is under development. See More