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There's not only the question of why use this over Lua, but why use this over many compile-to-lua languages, providing a great range of syntax and typing featur
by ZoomZoomZoom 4y ago
There's not only the question of why use this over Lua, but why use this over many compile-to-lua languages, providing a great range of syntax and typing features.
- quectophoton 4y agoI can confirm that, for example, Fennel[1] is nice if you're looking for something lisp-y. It's a bit unfortunate that it assumes that you are using Lua's standard library (so you can't use it in cases where you only want to embed Lua-the-language with your own restricted APIs), but other than that it's real nice. [1]: https://fennel-lang.org/ https://fennel-lang.org/