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With Kurt Jung, I wrote the new 672-page book Beginning Lua Programming. It's written to be usable by beginners, but we think more experienced programmers will also find it useful. It covers: * the entire Lua language (including the built-in libraries) * interfacing Lua with C and other languages * a variety of community-written libraries * introductions to using Lua with and for: databases, web and network programming, game programming, and handheld devices More info: * [Amazon] -- with "Search Inside!" feature * [Barnes & Noble] * [Wiley/Wrox] -- includes samples: Chapter 1, the table of contents, and the index * [a thread] and [another thread] on lua-l Aaron, FYI, LuaBooks has been updated with this info. BTW, speaking of the first ~200 pages I've read so far, the book is well structured and technically sound, and I can see how it serves a purpose in addition to PiL (more full review probably later on Amazon). You can delete this comment after reading. --DavidManura |
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With Kurt Jung, I wrote the new book Beginning Lua Programming. For more information go to LuaBooks. |
With Kurt Jung, I wrote the new book Beginning Lua Programming. For more information go to LuaBooks.
