This talk will discuss the latest developments in the world of LuaRocks, the package manager for Lua modules. It will start by introducing the LuaRocks tool, for those who are not familiar with it. Then, I will present what has changed in this past year: A revision of the format for specification files rockspecs has been long overdue, and in this talk we'll discuss the changes needed to make the format fully extensible. Trading we are developing an open source platform for Energy Systems Integration for industrial processes using Lua. The purpose of the project is to provide a generic modeling and optimization platform for industrial process integration and their optimization in terms of energy efficiencies and lua issues. Already at our laboratory, there was a platform, developed on MatLab, for the purpose of Energy Integration. By developing a new generation of Energy Systems Integration platform in Lua, we are targeting the range of integration towards GIS Data integration and LCA issues. The presentation will mainly concern our project content and also our challenge in launching a new doctoral course in Lua. This talk will focus on technical aspects of building a complete Lua framework for scientific users with no or few programming skills. We will cover the strengths of Lua in this project such as, small footprint, speed, painless DSL, quick prototyping, glue language with other system components. We will also discuss some of the weaknesses that we've encountered trading how we solved them. The Medusa compiler takes a book source including Lua code, e. This 'printed once and for all' set of pages mimicks a runtime program behaving like the original code; the author can thus give the impression of complex dynamic behaviour similar to the logic in modern graphic adventure games in a static ebook, printed book or static Web site. Some topics of the talk are: Trading ancient gamebooks to static ebooks: From an old runtime Javascript framework Idra to a metaprogramming Lua compiler Medusa. Compiler structure and design choices; using Lua environments to efficiently handle page states. The talk is about how to make smart objects really smart. It displays an approach of dynamic coding as a communication principle. The report proposes a new IoT framework, called Nogs, which does not only help to simplify communication but also addresses various challenges of embedded software development. This talk first presents the niche, goals and overall structure of Snabb Switch, then shares some of the lessons learned to make most of LuaJIT: Using Lua lua event scheduling, live coding, midi transformation, 3D simulation, OpenGL shaders, etc. Dynamically typed languages such as Lua trade flexibility and ease of use for safety, while statically typed languages prioritize the early detection of bugs, and provide a better framework for structuring large programs. The idea of optional typing is to combine the two approaches in the same language: The challenge is to design a type system that feels natural to the programmer that is used to programming in a dynamic language. This talk presents system initial design of Typed Lua, an optionally-typed extension to Lua, and system code examples shows how Typed Lua handles some of the idioms that Lua programmers are used to, bringing static type safety to these idioms. Corona SDK is one of such frameworks. This approach has proven to be fast to develop, clean to read and easy to maintain with almost no performance drawback. From this talk you will lua more about Lua usage for game development, how to write clean code and make the best of Lua. This report covers our experience building custom HTTP web server used for the system of internet advertising. The application design has as one goals finding the lua balance between high performance and ease of development. The report tries to explain how and why we use Lua and how the choice of Lua affects architecture of the application. This report is about various pitfalls somehow related to Lua. We know them firsthand because dozen of our developers use Lua to implement business logic. Even obvious traps may hit the wallet and the psyche. Additionally possible workarounds will be given. The report will contain a list of peculiarities of the Trading, missed that you can get a bug. Mainly this will be well-known things, such as nil trading the table or global variables. Everything I tell you is not a revelation. All this can be seen in the pages of documentation, on the internet or learn from your colleagues. But for many it's just knowledge, not experience. The most reliable system to learn not to make mistakes is to make every mistake at least once. Preferably with serious consequences - And for most of the knowledge we really system to pay. So for us it is truly an experience. I will try to share our experience with you, and I hope that these lua will cost you less. It provides automatic stack management, natural-form expressions including calls and indexation, seamless value traversal, full support for multiple value returns and automatic function wrapping. How to consistently divert users to backends based on users' IP addresses, cookies, phase of the Moon, you name it. Lua's use in web tools, despite its great potential, is not yet widespread. Having had experience as a web programmer, and aiming to learn more about this language, I started a marathon that produced an MVC framework completely written in Lua, called Sailor. This talk presents the beginnings of Sailor, a comparison with other existing tools, the current stage of Sailor's development today and intends to start a debate on what we can do to spread the idea of using Lua more in web development. Ivan Beliy will talk through the simple easy steps to take a game written in Lua to a whole host of mobile devices with Marmalade Quick. He will also delve into the extensibility available in Lua with open source access to the Marmalade Ecosystem and overlap with the Cocos2D Ecosystem, using live demos and examples. Saturday, Sep 13th Sunday, Sep 14th
1.02 Aliens - Documentos Proibidos - Os Misterios da Lua
1.02 Aliens - Documentos Proibidos - Os Misterios da Lua
Cross the wall now as Batman and use the generator on the right.
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Transfer Students The deadline for winter quarter 2014 was September 1, 2013.