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+1 I'm a user of both, fan of both, but the lightness of Lua is a big plus. The main downside, IMO, is that the Lua user base is smaller so there's more need
by theorique 13y ago
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I'm a user of both, fan of both, but the lightness of Lua is a big plus.
The main downside, IMO, is that the Lua user base is smaller so there's more need to roll your own solutions for things that Python already has several libraries for.
- CmonDev 13y ago"roll your own solutions" - that's part of fun!
- collyw 13y agoits also time consuming, and often buggier than pre-rolled tested solutions.
- dagw 13y agoI agree. However the people paying me would rather I spent my time solving their problems.
- theorique 13y agoFor a personal project, sure, but if it's a work project that has to get to the goal line along with ten other things, right NOW!, then it's nice to have some drop-in libraries that "just work".