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http://openresty.org/ http://openresty.org/ Looks interesting but at a quick glance it looks like you are programming in configuration files? I'm not sure I lik

by mitchi 13y ago

http://openresty.org/ http://openresty.org/ Looks interesting but at a quick glance it looks like you are programming in configuration files? I'm not sure I like the idea.

dataminer 13y ago
You can try Lapis http://leafo.net/lapis/ http://leafo.net/lapis/ its a new framework built on openresty.
- mitchi 13y ago
  Looks great!!!
- est 13y ago
  There's also http://luvit.io/ http://luvit.io/, a nodejs core (libuv) but with LuaJIT2
plorkyeran 13y ago
If you're building an actual webapp I assume you wouldn't put anything more than a require and a call to the app's entry point in the config file. Putting nontrivial amounts of Lua in the config file is more of a way to stave off the evolution into terrible turing-complete languages that config files often make.
snaky 13y ago
Yes. "Nginx programming" is not a joke for a last couple of years in HighLoad world. Before ngx_lua (OpenResty is nginx plus ngx_lua module basically) you had to do it in C.