> The thing I don't like about Lua is that it doesn't really offer much. It's a programming language with practically zero features. Projects end up doing thing

> The thing I don't like about Lua is that it doesn't really offer much. It's a programming language with practically zero features. Projects end up doing things, like inventing their own class system just to do OOP, and that becomes a problem for interop between projects. I personally see Lua's minimalism as one of its strengths and one of the reasons it's great for plugin systems. OOP is doable if you need it, but really unnecessary anyway.