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Lua's historical niche has been as an extension language for C and C++ projects, not web development. It has the necessary infrastructure at the language level,
by silentbicycle 17y ago
Lua's historical niche has been as an extension language for C and C++ projects, not web development. It has the necessary infrastructure at the language level, though.
FWIW, I'm working on a lightweight, event-driven webserver and general server framework (like twisted or tornado). It will be released under a BSD-style license at the same time as my distributed filesystem (the project driving its development).