evandrolg

vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

Your you do it with POST / PUT ;) If you would like to do it using a link, you simply add data-pageAccelerator="false"

vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

For now, we don't have support to it. We just do loading pages in background and we control the history ;) In the future, I'd like to improve to use native preloading :)

evandrolg

vor 10 Jahrendiscuss

For now, we don't have support to it. We just do loading pages in background and we control the history ;) In the future, I'd like to improve to use native preloading :)

evandrolg

vor 11 Jahrendiscuss

I know these frameworks to work with web applications: - Lapis: https://github.com/leafo/lapis - Sailor: https://github.com/Etiene/sailor - Luvt: https://github.com/luvit/luvit

There is also the Pegasus.lua - http://evandrolg.github.io/pegasus.lua/ -, it is a http server to work with web application written in Lua

Submissions

Pegasus.lua – an HTTP server written in Lua language

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`ts-audio`: New version makes it easy to create audio playlist

Str – a string library with useful methods that don't exist in Lua's core

Library with useful functions to manipulate array-like table in Lua

Ts-audio: easy-to-use library to work with Audio in the browser

String module with useful methods to Lua

Simple_test: A minimalist and easy-to-use Lua unit testing framework

Array.lua: a library with useful methods to handle Lua's table

Array.lua – A small library with useful methods to handle Lua's table

Is: Simple way to check whether the current element matched against a selector

Simple_test: A powerful, minimalist and easy-to-use Lua unit testing framework

Lib with useful methods to handle Lua's table when it's working as a Hash

PageAccelerator – A very light solution to load web pages faster

Str.lua: a string module with useful methods to Lua

Computer Scinece in Lua

video-streaming.lua – a library to works with MotionJPG technique using Lua

Pegasus.lua v0.9 – A HTTP Server to work with applications written in Lua

Pegasus.lua v0.0.8 is out

Lua: a general view (and personal) about the language

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