Lua Programming Tutorial | Episode 1 | The basics

In this video, we cover some of the basic topics about programming in the Lua programming language. We cover a wide range of beginner topics including Variables, Data-types and Comments.

[AJMcPanda]

Dude this was really great. As someone that has never in his life touched anything related to code this was really helpful in starting out. Waiting for the next episode.

[RPPerry]

You have a natural talent for teaching others and you aren't too slow or too fast for a newb like myself. Very good tut, your voice is perfect and you don't stutter, or go "umm" every 10 words etc. I hope your schedule allows you to continue the series. I'd pay for this on udemy if it were available.

[regusplayz]

Ive watched Tens of videos on lua. and this is the only one that tought me much really


Great Tutorial

[AoEUnderground]

This is exactly what I was looking for to get started! Definitely the best tutorial I have found.

[libby]

Finally a video I could understand with minimal coding experience, you have no idea how much I appreciate this dude <3

[ziggyzag]

Thank you so much. I had been struggling to understand the basics, spent over 20hours trying to piece together the fragmanted info i found online. For someone with 0 basic knowledge, this helped me start off.

[Kool-AidDealer]

been off and on trying to learn for 2 or 3 years now and this is the first video that has actually helped and got me invested

[yac]

This tutorial series is under appreciated

[callummccole]

This was great, thank you so much. I was struggling with another "beginner" (written) tutorial and this made it so much easier to understand.

[danielmartosarroyo]

i will start to work with Lua in a few weeks and i found this tutorial.
I have experience with C++, Java, C#... but this is a bit different.
Thanks for share it, it's so helpful.

[halevidiomas]

This is by far the most useful tutorial I've encountered for lua development on the internet. You've earned yourself yet another subscriber. I truthfully appreciate the time you've taken to share this knowledge with others.

[DaveDayCAE]

Thanks for the tutorial.
I am a long time Vim user. Please consider sharing with us your Vim lua configurations,
plugins and settings either in a short video or blogpost or perhaps just a comment here.

Thanks,
Dave

[DontYouSay]

I'm now 24 and super salty for not being introduced to the programming world in my teenage years... but I'll give it a try now.

Good vid, man!

[flamingnewt]

thank you so much for making this video! I am a complete newbie to coding and this is the best guide I've found, super clear, easy to follow and extremely useful

[BaconEggUSA]

Great 1st Episode. Great job explaining everything. Looking forward to the next episodes.
Appreciate you putting this out here.

[siemano]

Hi guys ! If you cant edit Path in enviorment variables, here i am :D
I know this works on Windows 7. I didn't try it on another systems.
Open your commander using admin rights and type cd\
Then type set path=%path%;(And here you must type your lua directory for example C:\Program Files\Lua)

I did this like this: set path=%path%;C:\Program Files\Lua

[salexmatei]

great tutorial. the information is exactly the necessary amount for progressing and understanding the material.

[kaedehara_kazuh]

it is the first time i heard about this language. and it strangely it looks similar to python, but still different. but it is nice to know about this language. your explanation are so helpfull and easy to understand. thankyou

[goldfire]

This was REALLY helpful! It enabled me to understand every other source that i was having issues with :). I especially loved how you explained in detail, and then performed an example. The beginning where you helped us download Lua was also amazing because i didnt know how to get to run commands or what language i was on

[avviano]

Yours is a lot better then many of the other programming tutorials. Keep up the good work!