LÖVE

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

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.

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

I use Sublime Text 3 with edited Spacegray Eighties.

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)

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.

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 )