DSLs and configuration languages aren't "programming experience" though. (Also that's oversold, you should be on a lisp if that's the design goal, Lua is a dis

DSLs and configuration languages aren't "programming experience" though. (Also that's oversold, you should be on a lisp if that's the design goal, Lua is a distant second.) I stand by what I said. Lua sucks for coding. The only people who like it are ones who haven't mastered one of the "real" environments.