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Hello Luciano!

It seems that Sailor could interest you (http://sailorproject.org), it has 
most of the characteristics you mentioned but the community is very small.
(I'm the lead developer)

luarocks install sailor
sailor create "my app"
cd my_app/
lua start-server.lua

:)

If you want to check some others, I've made a list on the Lua.Space blog:
http://lua.space/webdev/the-best-lua-web-frameworks

Best,
Etiene

2016-05-01 16:38 GMT+02:00 luciano de souza <luchyanus@gmail.com>:
Hello all,

Having been far from Lua for a long time, I would like to evaluate a
solution for web development. The desired characteristics are:
1. Good support - I know that I will have doubts, so a strong support
community is desirable;
2. Good documentation - Sometimes I find project with very good and
simple examples, but the quality of documentation implies hard skills
to review codes;
3. Easy instalation - The availability in Luarocks it would be the
best news for me;
4. Easy configuration - If it' possible to use with an simple embeded
server as it succeds in Python or PHP, it's very intersting to make
easy the first contact;
5. Simple code - MVC based frameworks could be a good option to
simplify the development, specially, if the option has a ORM;
6. Sqlite support - It's not essential, but really desirable.

Regarding these criteria, listed in the priority order, what is the
framework you could choose?

Regards,


--
Luciano de Souza




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Etiene Dalcol

Software Engineering student at ENSTA Bretagne and PUC-Rio
Sailor Developer http://sailorproject.org
Lua Ladies Founder 
http://lualadies.org