A lot of those plugins do what the title says they do. But Deploy doesn’t. Deploy allows you to load Lua code from a script or lua string, which can allow you to download lua code from the internet and allow you to push updates without needing to go through apple or google. It is also free and you can enjoy this today along with the source code. By the way, it also supports encryption.
Before I talk about future plans and things, I just want to talk about future plugins. Current there are no plans to make more. I have busy with other projects. If you want to hire me to make a plugin you can ping at scotth.tech/contact
I am planning on speaking about Corona/Lua at a UF sec club on Nov 15. They do record sessions, I hope to share with forums when it gets shared. I am not a great speaker but I will do my best.
Also, I am working on a new web project which I calling (for now) Lua Host. My idea is to use the deploy plugin and Lua host to work together to allow you to push code updates via my web server. This is probably months out and still in concept phase ( which mean I may kill it off if I don’t like results).
A lot of those plugins do what the title says they do. But Deploy doesn’t. Deploy allows you to load Lua code from a script or lua string, which can allow you to download lua code from the internet and allow you to push updates without needing to go through apple or google. It is also free and you can enjoy this today along with the source code. By the way, it also supports encryption.
This is amazing, Scott! Thank you for making this available. I looked at deploy.lua but i can’t tell exactly what encryption algorithm you are using. What is it?
Good luck with your speech and I hope Lua Host works out – sounds amazing as well.
A lot of those plugins do what the title says they do. But Deploy doesn’t. Deploy allows you to load Lua code from a script or lua string, which can allow you to download lua code from the internet and allow you to push updates without needing to go through apple or google. It is also free and you can enjoy this today along with the source code. By the way, it also supports encryption.
This is amazing, Scott! Thank you for making this available. I looked at deploy.lua but i can’t tell exactly what encryption algorithm you are using. What is it?
Good luck with your speech and I hope Lua Host works out – sounds amazing as well.