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Tir 0.9 Is Out, Hype.la Open Sourced
- beoba 16y agofor those of you who aren't omniscient: Tir is an experimental web framework for the Mongrel2 webserver and Lua programming language. Hype.la is a simple way to promote your art, music, etc. with other like-minded artists by trading small promotional blurbs. (ad network)
- peregrine 16y agoSay what you want about Zed but his output is phenomenal. Every few weeks a new post comes out and so does a new addition to our industry. This guy is great, someone I definitely look up to.
- Zak 16y agoWith the common complaints about the various dynamic languages of choice being slow, I don't understand why Lua hasn't gotten more attention. The standard interpreter is many times faster than Ruby and Python, and LuaJIT is several times faster still. It's also an elegant language with a tiny core. I wish it had implicit returns, but nothing's perfect.
- beoba 16y agoIf someone is that concerned about speed, what's wrong with just using a compiled language to begin with?
- est 16y ago> The standard interpreter is many times faster than Ruby and Python http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u32/which-programming-languages-are-fastest.php http://shootout.alioth.debian.org/u32/which-programming-lang... No it's not "many times faster". Standard Lua is just a little faster than CPython. LuaJIT2 kicks everyone's ass, though.
- ddkrone 16y agoThe dude just doesn't stop. Not only does he create top notch software but he's got the excellent documentation to go along with it as well so pretty much anyone can pick up the stuff and use it.