Lua - Julien Danjou

Julien Danjou

Lua

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FOSDEM 2016, recap

FOSDEM 2016, recap

Last week-end, I was in Brussels, Belgium for the FOSDEM [http://fosdem.org], one of the greatest open source developer conference. I was not sure to go there this year (I already skipped it in 2015), but it turned out I was requested to do a talk in the shared

Why not Lua

Since my latest announcement of the Lua workshop [lua-workshop-at-Fabelier-tmplab], I received a couple of emails asking why I discourage the use of Lua [http://lua.org]. Actually, I already wrote out many of the things I dislike about Lua [https://julien.danjou.info/rants-about-lua]. I won't come back on this

Lua workshop at Fabelier/tmplab

It seems I'll be at the Lua workshop at Fabelier/tmplab [http://fabelier.org/lua-programming-language-by-julien-danjou/] on April 28th 2011, where I'll try to present and talk about Lua [http://lua.org], how to use it, and why you should probably not use it. ;-)

Various news: what happend during summer

It's been a while since I blogged about something. So here's a bunch of things I've done the last month. Holidays Well, I've been in holidays one week. :-P awesome There have been a huge number of changes between 3.3 (released in June) and 3.4 (almost relesed). I

Rants about Lua

I've started using Lua [http://www.lua.org] some months ago, while looking for a more powerful way to configure awesome [http://awesome.naquadah.org]. At this time, around March 2008, Lua seemed to be the best language to integrate inside the core system of awesome. I still think that