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by mmjaa
3337 days ago
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I think there is something else to this. Most highly productive Lua applications I've seen, been involved in, &etc., are bound to system-level libs/api's, etc. So the thing about Lua as a scripting language like Python, is that you can use it like that. But the major power of the language is when you apply it by glom'ing it into some bundle of C/C++ libraries that are, indeed, BYO-batteries... Like, Lua is bring-your-own battery, true. For everything else, there's Penlight/luarocks, though. |
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