There's a good read imo Game Programming Patterns. It has a chapter on State Machines with drawings, explanations on where and why use them, and code examples.

I think it's more complicated than that... LÖVE has to registre as an organization that acceptd GSoC projets, then you should get in touch with LÖVE devs and crawl into LÖVE codebase, find something to implement and suggest that. I would highly like to participate to a GSoC involving LÖVE too, but I...

Do you use the PPA ? It is maintained by bartbes and has the most recent version. Ubuntu/Debian package version of LÖVE is 0.9.1.

Great post, but it may have been better suited for blogs.love2d.org/

Hum, Vulkan ?

I don't get how you are maintaining this.
Is the "official doc" bundled in LÖVE sources then copy-pasted/generated in the Wiki ? Do you watch for changes and keep the repo updated, or do you have some sort of crawler that extracts the doc from the Wiki/source ?

While reading rude's new post about LÖVE new icons I realized the forum background theme hasn't been updated to include a super toast, hasn't it ?

kikito's talk Continuous Integration with Lua can be watched here. A group photo of the Lua devs was taken, but I don't know if is it has been posted somewhere.

Also, you can find the other talks about Lua (and GNU Guile) on the FOSDEM k3201 page.

I remembered that there are two tools that can help you with this funkeh/love-linux-distribution and socketubs/love-linux-distribution . You can ship your games with a precompiled LÖVE and its shared dependencies. Might not be up-to-date, might not work everywhere. I'll probably work on my own love-...

For now love-release sticks to the "repository/package-provided-by-the-distro/dependency mechanism". love-release specifies a dependency on the love package, (which is currently at 0.9.1 in both Debian and Ubuntu latest versions). If you want to target the latest LÖVE version your users sh...