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Dan Korostelev has shed some light in his post Using Haxe Macros as syntax-tolerant, position aware json parser in which him and his team use the Haxe compiler to validate and generate strict json using Haxe macros for their game settings.

Christopher Kaster has released openfl-tiled v0.4.1. This update includes improved Flash performance, supports transparent colours and several new samples. Checkout the changelog for the full details.

Michael Bickel has posted another screen shot of foo3D. This time its running on HTML5, Flash, Windows, Linux and OSX successfully on a range of devices.

HaxePunk have released v2.5.1 which includes improvements to the HaxePunk core, Ouya game pad corrections, BitmapText fixes. Checkout the changelog for the full details.

In last weeks roundup № 187, it was announced that Addicting Game’s are actively looking for games written with Flambe. This week sees the creation of the Flambe Showcase featuring over 80 games that have been created for companies like Nickelodeon, Disney and Toyota.

Shane Johnson has written about The Awesome AWE6 Haxe Game Framework in which he gives his opinion on why awe6 is the best game framework available to Haxe developers.

Renaud Bardet posted over on the mailing list Haxe externs for Google’s Chromecast library. It current only has definitions for a host application and currently targets Haxe/js.

Simon Krajewski, a core contributor to the Haxe compiler, has created @:genericBuild which works similar to @:build but per-instance and the underlying build macro has access to all type parameters. The use cases from the pull request allow for replicating @:generic behavior and wrapping a given type in a read-only structure. This is a very exciting addition to Haxe macros and would make a lot of ideas much easier to implement.