One of the first stories I ever wrote was inspired by an antique postcard from Russia dating back to the early 1900s. I was ten. In the years since, a star-shower of visual, experiential, and other stimuli have been my muse. The published results include a book on a socio-linguistic feature of Arabic, a chapter on global English, contributions to works on poetry, a secret stash of poetry, a blog, and articles for EssayHelpOnTime.
The Peace Corps led me into teaching, an advanced degree, and more teaching. A U. S. State Department program offered the opportunity and challenge of delivering teacher-training workshops to university professors in India. Rarely has a work assignment been so enthralling. Later, after years teaching a range of courses in California public schools, from Drama to AP English, I pulled the plug on my tenure and took a leap back into university instruction. Why? If you work too long in a crazy-making situation, you run the danger of becoming crazy yourself.
I made a simple and small clock app using HaxeFlixel and inline build. The window cannot be resized or even moved because I made it borderless in project.xml.
The only way to move this window right now is to hook up to the mouseMove event and set the position of the window accordingly. The former sounds simple, but the latter worries me. I've searched for Haxe API, OpenFL API, and Haxelib, but I can't find anything that could move the window around.