This is just amazing, congratulations! I’ve just recently had a blast writing a snake clone in Scenic and took the opportunity to write a tutorial on it, it’s a fantastic tool indeed!
Are you going to release ScenicME as a library? That high resolution Timer module is looking really handy!
Thanks!
I’m not planning to release ScenicME as a library yet, Scenic it’s still in an a very early stage and Boyd is still working hard on it, but I’ll release the Timer module as a package as soon as possible.
Your tutorial looks really good!
Hi, I just published the timer module on hex.
You can find it at micro_timer | Hex
It’s the first release but given how simple it is, it’s not gonna change much in the future, except maybe the order of the parameters.
I followed the Erlang :timer module docs, but usually in Elixir the order is reversed.
In the GitLab repository (it’s automatically mirrored on GitHub if you prefer it) you can find the complete source code including a bench folder with some script I used to collect data to measure the timer’s correctness.
A more thorough analysis of the results will follow soon in a post.
Any chance you got around to writing anything else up on this? I’m working on some game dev work with Scenic and would love to see anything else you’ve written or come up with. 
Hi!
Sorry for being so late, unfortunately I’ve been really busy at work and couldn’t find enough time to write something on the topic.
In the meantime I’ve experimented with some ideas and adapted the code to the new version of Scenic and will be back ASAP.
Thanks for your interest!