First release of OCaml binding of Lua library

p.donadeo@gmail.com (Paolo Donadeo) — Sat, 01 Sep 2012 14:06:00 +0000

I'm happy to announce the first release of ocaml-lua, the OCaml binding of the Lua library. With ocaml-lua you can embed a Lua interpreter in an OCaml program in a few lines of code, and use Lua for configuration or customization purposes.

Here are some references:

The homepage of the project is hosted on OCaml Forge;
The complete library reference (ocamldoc generated) is here;
Source tarballs are on the download page on OCaml Forge;
The official GIT repository is here;
Bug reports and feature requests are on my page on GitHub.

I hope it could be useful.

Source repository of this blog

p.donadeo@gmail.com (Paolo Donadeo) — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 16:55:00 +0000

Following my previous post, some people asked me to show the source code of this blog, so here it is:
https://github.com/pdonadeo/personal_blog.

A general warning: the project wasn't thought to be published and so the code is a pile of scripts kept together in some way. Many parameters are present in the SQLite DB, but if you want to use the blog, expect to find my name, surname or email in the HTML templates, or even in some .ml files.

Moreover, the source code is not homogeneous and the style changes from module to module, because I changed my way (and skill) of programming in OCaml in time.

In any case, I hope you will find it interesting.

Paolo Donadeo — LifeLOG/Spare time

First release of OCaml binding of Lua library

Source repository of this blog