It's a simple example, but it's showing a lot of nice things.
The "people" instance is using anonymous syntax for a Map type. Haxe's Map types are actually abstract types: http://haxe.org/manual/types-abstract.html. I doubt many developers are familiar with this type of feature.
For instance, here's a "packed array" implementation that lets me store an array of integers in a fraction of the space usually needed for a standard array type:
https://github.com/jdonaldson/packhx
Abstract types let me use the same api that standard arrays use (including array accessors), even if the underlying runtime implementation is completely different.
The other nice things going on in the example is the simple for loop using an iterator, and the nice string interpolation. Granted, this is nothing super sophisticated, but it's great to have these same features across all the targets that Haxe supports.