The main problem, as I see it, is performance. Löve is designed for games. That means that it will take as much resources as it can, to stay fast and responsive. On mobile devices, using this for normal apps will lead to excessive battery drain and an inferior multitasking experience. How could it ...

The main problem, as I see it, is performance. Löve is designed for games. That means that it will take as much resources as it can, to stay fast and responsive. On mobile devices, using this for normal apps will lead to excessive battery drain and an inferior multitasking experience.

Does not work on IE on WP8.1, but that's sort of expected :P I'll try it on Edge once I upgrade to Windows 10. Yeah.... :/ Internet Explorer is, well, it's something. It's not as bad as its reputation, lots of complex Javascript and WebGL stuff work in it actually. It'll be interesting to see how m...

Does not work on IE on WP8.1, but that's sort of expected I'll try it on Edge once I upgrade to Windows 10.

If you want to force a specific aspect ratio, find the screen's aspect ratio, and draw black bars (or better, fill them with some nice artwork) around your actual gameplay. To get an idea of what that can look like, check out how games on Rare Replay looks, or playing a Nintendo DS game on a 3DS. I'...

When working with 2D art, there's really no general solution to this problem. It depends on the type of game, and your art. For my old game, Hat Cat, it naturally supports zooming and panning, so just letting the windows become bigger worked just fine. For other games, hardcoding it for a handful of...

Changing "float" to "number" and "sampler2D" to "Image" probably makes it easier for Löve developers who are used to Lua's and Löve's naming conventions. They are also, quite frankly, much more intuitive names. Keeping the old names available as well makes sen...

Once I update LöveFTW to the Windows 10 UWP, LöveFTW should work on Windows 10 IoT Core, which runs on some Raspberry Pi units (don't remember which one/s).

But you're probably going to be running some Linux, right?

I did have to find special versions of some libraries (because the main branches don't/didn't have Metro support out of the box), and that will probably be necessary for Windows 10's UWP as well. Which libraries in particular? LÖVE 0.10.0 has fewer library dependencies than 0.9.2 did. Like... Almos...

What kind of changes are necessary? With mobile support in love and universal windows app support in sdl2, is there much left? Even though I'm not sure any of the devs want to explicitly support "FTW" as a target, I wouldn't be opposed to merging changes in. As far as I researched, it see...