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Lars Doucet has added new features to his HaxeFlixel UI library, FlxUI (Github: larsiusprime / haxe-flx-ui, License: unknown). You can also keep an eye on any upcoming features that he’s planning.

Andy Li continues to improve the Haxe syntax highlighting of Pygments, used by Github and others. But while they take their time updating, Andy created a chrome extension which does it for them!

Philippe Elsass blogged What should Adobe do to save AIR, concluding that they should check out NME.

NME-Tiled (Github: Kasoki / nme-tiled, License: MIT, Haxelib: nme-tiled) has had a bunch of updates in the last week. Breaking changes, license change and more.

Check out the new tutorial over at gamedev.tutsplus.com called How to Learn Haxe and NME by Porter.

Alfred Dickson has release a HTML5 shooting demo created with CreateJS and Haxe.

It looks like Sophie’s Drawings by Emiliano Angelini is coming to the BlackBerry Playbook.

Remember, Haxe 3 RC is due in 4 days. Take some time to read the Haxe 3 Migration Guide, also some new features like Pattern Matching, String Interpolation and more.