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Lua in the browser? Truly, we live in the future.

• adamnemecek 10y ago
  if you can do lua, you can prolly do any language.
  • kachnuv_ocasek 10y ago
    Can't wait for GHC.
    • adamnemecek 10y ago
      you can already kinda get that with purescript
    • deathtrader666 10y ago
      Can't wait for BEAM -- the Erlang VM in the browser!
      • sitkack 10y ago
        http://www.erlang-factory.com/upload/presentations/643/browserlatEUC2012.pdf http://www.erlang-factory.com/upload/presentations/643/brows... https://github.com/svahne/browserl https://github.com/svahne/browserl https://github.com/baryluk/erljs https://github.com/baryluk/erljs
  • magicbuzz 10y ago
    Never say never but Lua is pretty unique because of the vm size and language design.
    • fiddlerwoaroof 10y ago
      It seems to me that Clojure is similar insofar as it was designed to be a hosted language. Although, it sounds like wasm might be too low level for now.
• stephen82 10y ago
  You should check Sailor web framework which is implemented in Lua; it lets you do such thing http://www.sailorproject.org/docs/views http://www.sailorproject.org/docs/views