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Programming in Lua by Roberto Ierusalimschy is one of the best introductions to any programming language.

Roberto Ierusalimschy (Lua creator) has given several talks about why bring integers to Lua 5.3.

Also [0]: Roberto Ierusalimschy > So what's the rationale to make them constant now?

I get strong impression, working with Lua, that Roberto Ierusalimschy is a devotee of the MOP.

Roberto Ierusalimschy included this in his talk at Lua Workshop 2012.

Roberto Ierusalimschy (best known as the creator of Lua).

Here is a talk Roberto Ierusalimschy gave about Pallene.

I have so much respect for Ierusalimschy and company.

(_Programming in Lua_ by Ierusalimschy is the only book you need, though having a printed copy of the reference manual wouldn't hurt.) Prolog is a fun language.

Roberto Ierusalimschy even said during a Q&A he'd rather "bless" a group of people to do it instead of him.

It's full of well-organized time-saving details and an excellent companion to Roberto Ierusalimschy's "Programming in Lua", a book at the same quality level as K&R's "The C Programming Language".

"Some people" includes Roberto Ierusalimschy, the inventor of Lua, although he told me he now knows someone who has met Mike so he believes he is actually a singleton.

"Programming in Lua", by Roberto Ierusalimschy.

There aren't a lot of PL groupies worshiping Roberto Ierusalimschy, for example (who is quite a modest guy in real life).

Somewhat OT, I can't believe I'll end up dropping out of college before I take a class with Ierusalimschy.

Programming in Lua, Roberto Ierusalimschy.