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Seems inarguable to me that JavaScript is much more widely known and adopted than Lua. So it makes sense to use JS in 'toy' like environments where someone is l
by afavour 5y ago
Seems inarguable to me that JavaScript is much more widely known and adopted than Lua. So it makes sense to use JS in 'toy' like environments where someone is learning an embedded platform.
- CameronNemo 5y agoJS is more common, but this is not a complete implementation. So those skills may not transfer 100%.
- saagarjha 5y agoBut they certainly will more than they would to a completely new language…
- wyager 5y agoI don’t understand why people are so focused on preventing anyone from ever having to learn a new language. If you already know JS, learning lua should be trivial.