I want to love Haxe but tooling outside of Windows seems limited, although I havent looked at how good VS Code is with it yet, so maybe I'll look into that. Otherwise I am going to stick to D and Python.
I never used Haxe in windows. I agree that ten years ago tooling wasn't all that great (on linux at least), but now with the focus on VS Code we have a language server following Microsoft's LSP [0] that we can even use on other editors (sublime text, neovim, etc.).
Good to know, and yeah, at least someone knows what I meant.
Haxe support VS Code is actively supported by the Haxe Foundation and has become pretty amazing TBH - and I'm a HaxeDevelop fan.
It's gotten better in the last year; VSCode seems to have become the main IDE in the community and the vshaxe plugin is used to drive new haxe autocomplete features in the compiler