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RE: Lua Tutorial [1] #21
@asitkumar When did I say I'm arguing? I'm just telling ya that I think speed doesn't matter what matters that how much potential the language gives, if you increase speed a thousand times and give shitty functions to the language than It ain't worth it. I'm not saying Lua is a bad language, my point is not to judge a single language on a factor that is accepted on all languages.
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RE: Lua Tutorial [1] #22
@asitkumar When did I say I'm arguing? I'm just telling ya that I think speed doesn't matter what matters that how much potential the language gives, if you increase speed a thousand times and give shitty functions to the language than It ain't worth it. I'm not saying Lua is a bad language, my point is not to judge a single language on a factor that is accepted on all languages.
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RE: Lua Tutorial [1] #23
I could go on all night about Python vs Lua. The fact of the matter is they both work, and I use them both. I like Lua a lot more, but that doesn't matter it is only my opinion. :-)
Also yeah, The "Python Guy" gave some pretty shatty and biased opinions comparing the two languages.
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RE: Lua Tutorial [1] #24
I could go on all night about Python vs Lua. The fact of the matter is they both work, and I use them both. I like Lua a lot more, but that doesn't matter it is only my opinion. :-)
Also yeah, The "Python Guy" gave some pretty shatty and biased opinions comparing the two languages.
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RE: Lua Tutorial [1] #25
Guyz... you can't just say which language is better. You can't even compare them, especially Lua and Python as they both were made to serve a different purpose.
Lua is small, lightweight and fast, because it is intended to extend functionality of larger projects. That is why it is so common in so many games. You write some code and then use Lua for added features and anybody can extend these features by writing their own Lua scripts etc...

Python is made to be readable hence the "4 white spaces". Speed here isn't really a great factor because Python philosophy will prefer nice and clear but slightly slower code from ugly, but fast code.

And in my opinion, if you are developing something that really requires speed, you won't go for a scripting language, as they will always be slower than compiled ones.
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RE: Lua Tutorial [1] #26
Guyz... you can't just say which language is better. You can't even compare them, especially Lua and Python as they both were made to serve a different purpose.
Lua is small, lightweight and fast, because it is intended to extend functionality of larger projects. That is why it is so common in so many games. You write some code and then use Lua for added features and anybody can extend these features by writing their own Lua scripts etc...

Python is made to be readable hence the "4 white spaces". Speed here isn't really a great factor because Python philosophy will prefer nice and clear but slightly slower code from ugly, but fast code.

And in my opinion, if you are developing something that really requires speed, you won't go for a scripting language, as they will always be slower than compiled ones.
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RE: Lua Tutorial [1] #27
Quote:Guyz... you can't just say which language is better. You can't even compare them, especially Lua and Python as they both were made to serve a different purpose.
Lua is small, lightweight and fast, because it is intended to extend functionality of larger projects. That is why it is so common in so many games. You write some code and then use Lua for added features and anybody can extend these features by writing their own Lua scripts etc...

Python is made to be readable hence the "4 white spaces". Speed here isn't really a great factor because Python philosophy will prefer nice and clear but slightly slower code from ugly, but fast code.

And in my opinion, if you are developing something that really requires speed, you won't go for a scripting language, as they will always be slower than compiled ones.
Agreed.
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RE: Lua Tutorial [1] #28
Quote:Guyz... you can't just say which language is better. You can't even compare them, especially Lua and Python as they both were made to serve a different purpose.
Lua is small, lightweight and fast, because it is intended to extend functionality of larger projects. That is why it is so common in so many games. You write some code and then use Lua for added features and anybody can extend these features by writing their own Lua scripts etc...

Python is made to be readable hence the "4 white spaces". Speed here isn't really a great factor because Python philosophy will prefer nice and clear but slightly slower code from ugly, but fast code.

And in my opinion, if you are developing something that really requires speed, you won't go for a scripting language, as they will always be slower than compiled ones.
Agreed.
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RE: Lua Tutorial [1] #29
Quote:Nice and clean tutorial but you should have give a bit more details .
@Feurex I've noticed something about you recently. Your comments on peoples stuff are in this format...
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Say they did good, then say that it wasn't good enough.
Thank you for the comments on everything I've done in this community, really, but try to be a bit more productive when posting replies. Thanks!
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RE: Lua Tutorial [1] #30
(05-10-2013, 10:45 PM)JesseH Wrote:
Quote:Nice and clean tutorial but you should have give a bit more details .
@Feurex I've noticed something about you recently. Your comments on peoples stuff are in this format...
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Say they did good, then say that it wasn't good enough.
Thank you for the comments on everything I've done in this community, really, but try to be a bit more productive when posting replies. Thanks!

No you think that I just say "Nice and clean tutorial" to everyone's post then you're wrong. Visit my profile and search for all the posts I have made and then see. I always point out errors if I ever found them. But if they are error free and the content that is user has given is organized then what can I say other than this. Also it is true that you should have given a bit more explanation. You're not the first one. I have said this to many if things were missing.

Most of the posts my Mods like Snipa , Ex094 or Deque or the other developers like Sir Arkphaze ,their post are perfectly well designed and optimized then what can I say other than the above. But if you say that I say this for everyone's post then you're wrong. Search my posts well before saying anything.

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