Hugh Sanderson

@GameHaxe

Computer dork, family man, 2.0 kids.

Perth, Western Australia
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Joined March 2009
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  1. Feb 5

    Perth haxe users group along with and

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    Jan 29

    Automatically count brood cells for scientific analysis of honey bee hive health and growth.

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  3. 17 Jul 2019

    Read more about our approach to this difficult challenge.

    Hugh, Derek and Chris are the brains behind Cyency – the team that’s taken 3rd prize in the . The trio of experienced and professionals pooled their knowledge to take home A$100,000. Discover more:
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  4. 9 Jul 2019

    So which button do I press to say "yes, I am sure I want to disable" ?

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  5. Retweeted
    28 Jun 2019

    Just wrote a quick sample on how to implement hxScout / HxTelemetry in your Haxe game framework (or app)! Check it out! etc

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  6. 27 Jun 2019

    Great competition - thanks ! Congrats too, to the winners and in fact all the entrants because this was obviously a very difficult challenge.

    Congratulations to A$100,000 3rd Prize winners…Cyency! Hugh Sanderson, Derek Carter, and Chris Green.
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    27 Jun 2019

    stream winner Hugh Sanderson from “Couched in Uncertainty” describes his team’s experience and commends the approach and encourages other companies and departments to follow suit

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    28 May 2019

    developers! Good old NME now has gradle & multi-APK/architecture support for android. `haxelib run nme android -gradle` 😙

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  9. 10 May 2019

    Find the slides for my haxe talk over at

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  10. 9 May 2019

    Stayers!

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    6 May 2019

    Here's the schedule for the Hope to see you soon!

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  12. 6 May 2019

    And i made it!

    Getting on a plane for Seattle! It would take longer, but I'm crossing the date-line so should be there tomorrow morning.
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  13. 5 May 2019

    Getting on a plane for Seattle! It would take longer, but I'm crossing the date-line so should be there tomorrow morning.

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    2 May 2019

    Congratulations to the winners of the Stream! 1st prize (A$30,000): Couched in Uncertainty 2nd prize (A$15,000): Heng and Low 3rd prize (A$5,000): Avant Data Solutions Read the full results piece:

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    28 Apr 2019

    Beestly version 1.8 released! Automatically count brood cells to determine bee hive health.

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  16. 18 Apr 2019

    Always good to hear talk - hoping for some philosophical musing thrown in.

    This year, will teach us about Declarative UI Programming in both a talk and a workshop. He is also your go-to guy to talk to about anything related in and has a blackbelt in
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  17. 17 Mar 2019

    Come to summit 2019 in Seattle and hear about whats new (and what's old) in the hxcpp target.

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  18. 4 Mar 2019

    I can really recommend giving this a go! The haxe community is a very friendly bunch and loves to hear what everyone is up to.

    Speak up for the ! Here is some more info, too: Also, tell a friend! F
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    2 Feb 2019

    We are proud to announce the official release of the Haxe 4.0.0-rc.1! See changelog and binaries at our website New: Experimental support for null-safety We also did many general improvements and optimizations.

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    11 Dec 2018

    Congrats to The - Revenge of the Depths winners! In addition to A$20,000, teams have the opportunity to further progress their solutions that automate the identification of core tray image depth measurements with :

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