C++ and Lua Game Development

CppCast

07/06/16

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Rob and Jason are joined by Elias Daler, CS student and Indie game developer to discuss game development with C++ and Lua.

Elias Daler is a CS student, indie game developer and C++ enthusiast. Passion for game development was the starting point for learning C++ and he's been programming in it for 6 years. Elias is working on a game called Re:creation and various open source C++ libraries. He also writes various articles about game development, C++ and Lua/C++ integration at eliasdaler.wordpress.com. These articles are well received and frequently shared on various game development subreddits and forums.

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