Thank you very much for your insights. Love2D and DOME do similar things for their languages, but I think there's still some key differences in our design sens

Thank you very much for your insights. Love2D and DOME do similar things for their languages, but I think there's still some key differences in our design sensibility and mission. My hope is that DOME provides a set of sane defaults for a number of projects (game jams, lighter games, etc), and it gives you enough features that you can implement whatever you wish on top. Alternatively, it is open source (and MIT licensed), so you can hack with the internals for customised functionality. I hope you feel like trying DOME at some point. I'd be curious to know what your experience is like.