Create eval.html getting started page #413
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The simplest and easiest option to get started writing and locally running Haxe code. Modeled after the Python one. See issue HaxeFoundation#401 .
ibilon
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markknol
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Does this exist? otherwise you can just use the Haxe logo.
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No.
Ok, linked directly to the haxe-logo.png, which seems to be sized similarly to the platform pngs.
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We need to add a link to this here https://haxe.org/documentation/introduction/ |
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@uvtc there is a small issue with the first paragraph, can you fix this: https://staging.haxe.org/documentation/platforms/eval.html |
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The simplest and easiest option to get started writing and locally running Haxe code.
Modeled after the Python one.
See issue #401 .