It's great that you invented a new programming language. haXe is very cool. But why do you feel the need to disparage other programming languages?
If you personally don't like dynamic typing, that's fine. But putting that in the blurb for haXe will annoy a large potential audience for your language. For what?
I didn't take it as a disparaging of dynamic typing.
But why the singling out of JavaScript? The statement is true for Python, Ruby and Lua as well.
And why even mention another language or class of language in a negative way? I propose that the sentence would better have been written as
> haXe has a very strict compile-time type checking feature that allows you to catch errors before testing your program in the browser
It loses nothing by removing the disparaging part.
As a person who likes (the good parts of) JavaScript, I read it as trying to appeal to me with promises of less debug time.
It started out as an actionscript (which is javascript) compiler for flash that was simply enerated far faster swf files than the macromedia toolchain.
From this grew an actionscript like language called haxe that strives to solve what were seen as the wrongs of the javascript language. And in my opinion it succeeds.
Its cool to see that the cross platform angle grows and i hope haxe reaches the mainstream awareness it deserves.
You should try it :)