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by hisham_hm
1974 days ago
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> I personally DO use Lua sometimes to code general purpose stuff. Speaking of general purpose application programming, you might be interested in my new(ish) project Teal: https://github.com/teal-language/tl It's a statically typed dialect of Lua, which is compatible with all modern Lua versions. The core compiler itself is one tl.lua file which can be added to any Lua project, and includes a Lua package loader that makes Lua's `require()` support .tl files, and there's also a tl CLI for generating .lua from .tl files. |
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