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Many Storyboard applications evolve and accumulate Lua functions as the application fills-out. These utility Lua functions are typically clustered in a few .lua files under the root of the scripts folder of the Storyboard project file structure which works fine whilst the number of screens is limited however as this grows or the project team increases then the task of collaborating and managing the functionality can start to become more challenging.

The Storyboard Designer install ships with several sample applications which make use of additional community sourced Lua modules to extend the capabilities of the standard runtime plug-ins. Two examples are the comms modules for the SocketJSON sample and the database functionality behind the LuaSqliteDatabase sample.