Re: PSP and Lua Development

[Philippe Lhoste <PhiLho@...>]

On 11/08/2008 17:18, Louix wrote:
> But lot's of apps have names that don't suggest what they do.

Well, as KHMan points out, the main issue is when searching a project with a search 
engine. A too generic name can bring unrelated links, and a specific search (PSP Lua) 
might miss the project!
Generic names unrelated to computing (like Lua) can be good although some other people can 
 use it for something unrelated (there is a Lua product at IBM or Microsoft, I don't 
recall exactly).
The "worst" I saw is Processing for a graphical language (actually a framework around 
Java), a good way to get lot of false positives... Somebody pointed out that .NET isn't 
great either...

> You're right, Luaboratory is a bit clunky, but it's an idea.

Hey, at least it is original and funny...

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