That is awesome! Great job! If I could, I would star your repo a thousand times.

Seems pretty good, I like it! API is pretty clean. :-)

The LÖVE android app tries to load files from sdcard/lovegame - if this folder or a main.lua file doesn't exist, it will default to the no game screen.

The files in the lovegame folder should be your uncompressed game (so main.lua, etc...).

I'm Brazilian too, and I wish I could work with game design where I live, but it's hard. I've become part of an online group of game developers, but it's currently not paid. Do you guys know of any company here in Brazil that is actually good for game developers? Tapps is pretty good (and they are ...

With Atom, in your case, I would do this: - Install LuaForWindows - Install Luacheck (can be installed via LuaRocks). - Install Atom with the following extensions: Script, love-atom, linter-luacheck - Add something like lume-lurker to you LÖVE game - Run your game from console (I find it more practi...

- Studied arts up until 2007 - Started and gave up on a bachelors on literature (2008-2010) - Got a degree for graphic design (2011-2013) - Worked as an illustrator, studied abroad (2014) - Gave up on art completely, decided to go back to making games, as I used to when I was 11 or so. - Studied pro...

That is pretty impressive progress! Great job! Have you tried contacting the Mozilla devs for the audio/gamepad issues? They were really helpful in porting Godot to Emscripten (can't remember the exact dev that helped but I can look it up if you want). I'm on 0.10.0 but I just might try using this w...

You just write about Lua, do you know the Java scope? I know most of the lua libraries and i have used a lot of them over the past 10 years. But for business software (not games) it's very uncommon. I would say it's rarely used. Rarely used has no relation with being a "throw-away" tool. ...

I'd like to reiterate that programming languages are just tools and that one should use the best for the job (including ecosystem, familiarity, features, et al...). Lua is [...] more use and throw away. I couldn't disagree more. We have a growing codebase of tools and components, developed over the ...

There is no harm in learning as much as possible.That said, I myself am unlikely to learn java in depth because I dislike it and I have no need for it at work. I use Lua ostensibly though, since our games are currently made with Corona. (I would rather use love though) Programming languages are simp...