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== Lua index ==
== Lua index ==


* [[User:SuzannaLinn_Resident/LuaHistory | History]]
* [[User:SuzannaLinn_Resident/Lua_History | History]]
** [[User:SuzannaLinn_Resident/LuaHistory#What_is_Lua.3F | What is Lua?]]
** [[User:SuzannaLinn_Resident/Lua_History#What_is_Lua.3F | What is Lua?]]
** [[User:SuzannaLinn_Resident/LuaHistory#Why_Lua.3F | Why Lua?]]
** [[User:SuzannaLinn_Resident/Lua_History#Why_Lua.3F | Why Lua?]]
** [[User:SuzannaLinn_Resident/LuaHistory#Which_Lua.3F | Which Lua?]]
** [[User:SuzannaLinn_Resident/Lua_History#Which_Lua.3F | Which Lua?]]





Revision as of 00:51, 6 November 2024

Introducing Lua: The New Scripting Language for SL.

In these pages, I am compiling information about Lua and LuaSL to give you an overview of their features and functionalities.


I have opened a topic in the community forums: Expecting Lua. If you have any additional information, questions, comments, opinions or anything else related to Lua in SL that comes to mind, please share them! :)


I will begin a series of in-world classes on LuaSL as soon as it becomes available in the Beta Grid. These classes will be oriented to scripters who primarily use LSL, and they will cover not only Lua but also introduce new programming concepts that are currently absent in LSL.

Once Lua is launched on the Main Grid, I will repeat the same series of classes, allowing you to choose the moment to start your learning journey.

For advanced scripters who have a solid understanding of other programming languages and don't require detailed classes, I will host script meetings and Q&A sessions, to exchange ideas and ask questions.


If LSL is your main scripting language and you want to expand your programming skills beyond SL, learning Lua is a great next step. Lua introduces powerful features and modern programming concepts that will broaden your knowledge and make it easier to transition to modern, in-demand languages like C#, Python, and JavaScript.


Lua index