I'm afraid I spent too much time with LUA lately and fell in love with its simplicity. Kinda hard to go back to OOP after that.

Same for me, I used Lua for a desktop software for a client and I enjoyed it a lot!

I'm thinking of starting to dev a game with LOVE2D just to have an excuse to use Lua.

LOVE2D is a great gamedev framework, I can not recommend it enough. It is so pleasant to work with.

I find that most LUA code sits between functional, imperative and OOP.

It's simple until you dig deep into meta tables lol

You're already ready Neo.

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Piggy backing this topic. I started android developmentin 2011, did about 7 years of it. I took a contract job in a different technology.

I want to jump back to Android dev contracting, my two questions for the up-to-date Android devs: - Do you have any resource to catch up with what I missed in the past 4-5 years of Android development? - How is the Android job market these days, compared to the iOS one?

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Build a family.

This looks quite promising! I love LUA simplicity and I've always wondered if I could built commercial-grade desktop apps with it. So far I only considered something like LOVE, but LuaRT could be a good alternative.