Lua is one of those languages that I knew at one point, I wrote a ton of it, including guides, but I've forgotten exactly everything about it now, enough that when I see Lua code, I don't even recognize what language it is.
Lua is one of those languages that I knew at one point, I wrote a ton of it, including guides, but I've forgotten exactly everything about it now, enough that when I see Lua code, I don't even recognize what language it is. 8 comments
@neauoire It's amazing how often I read about some little machine -- and totally miss that it's programmed using Lua. I probably didn't know for a couple of years that the Pico-8 was programmed using Lua. @GustavinoBevilacqua all the pascal lookalikes(OCCAM, Ada, modula, oberon, ..) are the same to me too. It's all just one big language. @neauoire I taught myself Lua to make a pico 8 game, and then once I finish the game I completely forgot everything I knew about Lua. @neauoire lua has a syntax thats fairly nondescript. I’ve had to relearn it a couple times now. However, the one thing I never forget about lua is the flexible table syntax. I wish LSON would have overtaken JSON. |
@neauoire I had no idea! Could you point me at some of your writings from back then?