Re: Lua is about to become history

["D Burgess" <dburgess@...>]

Luas evolution and success is in part due to the sustained
responsiveness of the Lua team to reported bugs and defiencies.
> From my perspective, the Lua team take a "hunt and destroy"
approach to bugs. This responsiveness and the resultant stability,
encourages users of Lua to report their problems, which in turn
creates a better more stable product. (This is a circular argument).

Whilst it is mentioned in the document, one cannot overstate the
importance of the Lua teams resistance to adding feature for the sake
of feature. The decison processes of Roberto, Luiz et al are, in hindsight,
pretty good.

DB

Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo wrote
> ... All comments are welcome.