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Luapower works on all major desktop systems out-of-the-box. Binaries are included for all platforms, including Linux.
C sources are always included. There’s no such thing as an external dependency and the build toolchain is specified for each platform, so building binaries is no longer a hit-or-miss experience.
The build toolchain contains only easy-to-get open source components (no need to install Visual Studio) and you don’t have to learn a new build system because luapower uses only simple bash scripts to build everything.
Luapower tracks dependencies between modules automatically so you don’t have to write manifest files to describe packages, you don’t have to declare dependencies (except in a few rare cases) or perform any packaging steps, or even move code out of version control, ever.
Modules don’t need to be “installed” out of version control in order to create a proper runtime. You can make changes directly on deployments, and you can push/pull changes between deployments and even create pull requests to upstream without moving files around. There’s no runtime overhead either, as there’s no need for a custom module loader.
https://luapower.com/philosophy
https://luapower.com/faq
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