RE: Lua documentation, Python, etc.

[Nick Trout <Nick.Trout@...>]

> I'll be happy to do that.
> 
> I'm preparing a list of changes we made here (description, 
> rather than patches).  Then if there's interest (when time 
> permits) will post something to the wiki.  Or I can post the 
> descriptions directly to the Wiki, and patches later, I 
> suppose.  Any suggestions (the description is about 4 pages of text)?


Maybe we could have some case studies for Lua? This may benefit the authors
and users considerably.

Perhaps you could add a LuaCaseStudies page to the wiki?

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