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Rewards go to those who take the risks. The app did sit in review for quite some time, according to a quick look at their blog. Either the interpreter is impl
by thought_alarm 15y ago
Rewards go to those who take the risks.
The app did sit in review for quite some time, according to a quick look at their blog. Either the interpreter is implemented entirely in JavaScript and Webkit (it's not terribly speedy), or Apple is now comfortable enough with Lua to let something like this fly.
Either way, it's really great that there's an app like this for the iPad.
Edit: After poking around the app package, it looks like a real Lua interpreter rendered inside a EAGLView, and not some WebKit/Javascript hack.
- seclorum 15y ago> real Lua interpreter rendered inside a EAGLView, and not some WebKit/Javascript hack Just like moai, so I guess I'm off to write that moai-dev environment!
- victim 15y agoI heard from the guys that work for Apple that Apple has accepted Lua as a language for many of the apps and realise that it can be sandboxed, so do expect that before approving it. Yes Apple is comfortable with Lua.