Your Love-ing Style

[Positive07]

Wow, that all sounds awesome... I would like more specific information (or code?) on your dev tools... maybe you can share more info with us. That is a setup I haven't come across and some ideas sound really interesting.

I'll soon be working on a system that gives good functional programming capabilities to Lua, a type system, single source of truth and much more, based on the Elm programming language with some modifications (because there are things I don't like), that transpile to clean Lua code. That is something really cool for debugging, and hotreloading... even REPLing. So the more info I get on how people work the more I will know how to go around some issues later

[alloyed]

Well some of the lower level details exist here: https://github.com/Alloyed/gabe

I honestly can't remember exactly what is in that repo and what isn't, but it should at least have a class system, some state management, and a way to reload the game/recover from errors. No docs though, apparently :p

I think to get the full effect of it might be to do a screencast or something, though. Only part of it is code-related: the rest is all about having conventions that I try to stick to that complement the dev experience. Maybe someday.

[Positive07]

Well I would love to watch it if you ever do it, so be sure to post it around here! I'll take a look at that repo

[Sheepolution]

I use Sublime Text 3 with edited Spacegray Eighties.

[broduo]

I am just beginning to learn LÖVE and I use GVim with popular plugins like NERD Tree, lightline, fugitive and polyglot, plus Love Launch, moonscript-vim and my own color scheme.


(code from my dear neighbour from above)

[ken.athomos]

Not sure if I'm overstepping the purpose of this thread, but fellow Sublime Text users, can some of you recommend some themes and/or plug-ins?

I'm still using the default theme (see my post from page 1) and I'm still using the base plug-ins.

[zorg]

Since my eyes tire fast to whatever color scheme i'm using, i use this site's plugin along with many of its themes: http://colorsublime.com/

(Slightly more-or-less unrelated but the only thing i dislike about ST2 is that it doesn't hide the "end" of code blocks, didn't want to off-topic more either, but if anyone knows a solution to this, i'd be thankful )