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> where you can't be bothered to write a full C application to host your Lua code This Rust code I linked to is an application framework. It makes several of
by mitchtbaum 8y ago
> where you can't be bothered to write a full C application to host your Lua code
This Rust code I linked to is an application framework. It makes several of Rust's most powerful libraries available to Lua, which should greatly improve development speed. I'm using it to build an event-based Lua web framework on top of it. (also there) Development of other network applications should also be very smooth, afaics.
- justincormack 8y agoYeah thats a different use case somewhat like a modern version of openresty but built around a set of libraries rather than inside Nginx. There may still be a case for some applications for a jit compiler for the Lua parts but that depends on the application.