Re: Documentation of Lua modules at https://github.com/arcapos/

[Lorenzo Donati <lorenzodonatibz@...>]

On 08/05/2020 10:20, Marc Balmer wrote:
> Many of the Lua modules we wrote from scratch or adapted from
> existing software are published as open source software on
> https://github.com/arcapos/ <https://github.com/arcapos/>.  They are
>  all maintained and in wide use in our commercial products (mostly
> point of sale and online systems).  They lacked, however,
> documentation in most cases.
>
> fwiw, I have put the documentation of these modules online at
> https://lua.msys.ch/ <https://lua.msys.ch/>, our microsite for Lua
> related stuff.  Also on this site you will find a work in progress,
> the "Lua Integration Guide", where we try to collect and share our
> experiences while integrating Lua in existing software, write Lua
> bindings to existing libraries etc.  We put it online in the hope it
>  is helpful for some folks.  It's really work in progress, so check
> for updates from time to time (the timestamp of the last update is in
> the footer of the guide).
>
> - mb
>
>
>
>
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Thank you very much for the effort!

I just skimmed on a few pages, but it seems quite well done and easily
comprehensible.

Moreover, if I get it correctly from your post, it seems that you (and
your company?) made a
long-term commitment to develop that site, so the fact that it is a
work in progress is not so bad, but a side effect of being actively
developed, which is very good news, IMO.

Good luck for your effort!


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