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1. install Haxe: download it from here
2. install nme and hxcpp: in a terminal, type
   • haxelib install hxcpp
   • haxelib install nme
3. install my own build of waxe-works (that's only needed to build my own fork of waxe, the haxe lib for wxWidgets); in a terminal type:
   • cd <a_safe_place>
   • git clone https://github.com/therealglazou/waxe-works.git
   • cd waxe-works
   • git checkout addWebViewWebKit
   • cd build
   • neko build.n
   • haxelib dev waxe-works <a_safe_place>/waxe-works
4. install my own build of waxe; in a terminal type
   • cd <a_safe_place>
   • git clone https://github.com/therealglazou/waxe
   • cd waxe
   • git checkout WebView
   • cd project
   • neko build.n ndll-mac-m32

   • haxelib dev waxe <a_safe_place>/waxe
   • haxelib remove waxe-works
5. build my example (and don't forget to look at the trivial source):
   • cd <a_safe_place>/waxe/samples/04-Simple
   • haxelib run nme test Simple.nmml mac

The cool part is of course step 5. The rest is environment's setup only. Look at the source, recognize very common wxWidgets stuff there, and compare to other ways of embedding WebKit... Click on the thumbnail below to see a screenshot of the resulting OSX app.