🔥 A lot of work on structuring the content

[AMD-NICK]

• Nothing has been deleted
• Nothing added
• Spent about 10 hours structuring the content
• Headings added
• Added Table Of Contents
• Shortened extra long descriptions where it didn't affect the essence.
• Removed unwanted (double) spaces

I also plan to create a GitHub Action that will build the site on Docusaurus and deploy it to Vercel or GitHub Pages

The site will additionally include shields.io badges with useful meta information (last commit date, etc.) and possibly spoilers or admonitions with additional information.

[ccding]

Thank you for the wonderful work. I am afraid I won't have time to maintain such a complex repo. Do you mind if I give you the write permission to this repo so you can help to maintain it?

[AMD-NICK]

Thanks for the suggestion, but I'm not sure my ideas about this Awesome list are the same as yours. The feeling of responsibility might be weighing on me. Also, I'm not sure I'll be interested in the idea for long.

I've already finished working on the site (https://amd-nick.github.io/awesome-lua/) and noticed that many of these repositories are dead, or only useful to a very narrow range of users. I would like to add new repositories, but also want to remove a great many existing ones.

You can give me write permissions, but I don't promise to use them

[MTuel]

Just to weigh in as someone that appreciates this repo for what it is, I think at least having everything categorized in the README.md would be incredibly helpful. Kind of like awesome (an awesome list of other awesome lists) is structured.

This would be a nice balance between what @AMD-NICK has setup but maintain the simplicity and maintainability of just having a simple README.md.

@ccding I'd be happy to contribute a pull request like what I've described if you'd like.

[ccding]

sure. Will give both of you write permission. You can decide what you want to do

[ccding]

sent the invite. Can click https://github.com/uhub/awesome-lua/invitations to accept