How to write object oriented code in Lua and Love2D

In this video I showcase several libraries to make object oriented programming easier in Lua, also we discuss how to do OOP in plain lua with no libraries.
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[_mickmccarthy]

Was worried for a moment that this was just going to be a video looking at various existing Lua OOP libraries! Great video as usual! Thanks again!

[Mkyy]

I already know programming. I didn't knew hot to make OOP in lua for a while until I learned that you can do local functions... Welp. GREAT video. Glad you spend your time on this instead of wasting it like me :D

[Stevesteacher]

Thank you so much! I learned OOP from someone else and I had a lot of trouble with that method of doing it, this way is a lot easier!

[tiagoalest]

Lua is a fantastic language. Fast, easy to use and easy to read.

[myhops]

wow that is actually so lightwright yet powerful.

[MoKaLu]

hello there, great video, thank you. I am just starting with lua and your video was very interesting for me (i am getting started with the gideros studio engine which we script in lua). Have a nice one!

[daniellira]

Wow, you code very quickly. You would win all counter strike matches with that speed in the keyboard xd

[drnix]

Thank you for the video, it was very informative! I would love to see ECS being discussed in a future video. I'm currently learning about OOP at school using JAVA, but I've come across ECS on a few occasions in the context of game development. I really like Lua, and would like to see how ECS can be used along with LÖVE.

[NagiDev]

Awesome video! Would love to see a quick video explaining the meta tables too

[asstralblasster]

I'd like you to be MY private teacher ;)

[varglbargl]

why did you include "encapsulation" as a feature in your first slide if your solution to that is to simply pretend you have private variables that you have to use messages to manipulate when you very much do not?

[Shinito]

move your mike away from the woodchipper

[crimester]

why does the ambience of this video sound so ominous