To be fair I had plans in the past of working on scenic, and it totally went under my radar now.
I wanted to create a backend for OpenGL ES, so I could run a full render pipeline on Android. In my vision elixir and OTP are vastly superior to any development solutions currently available. gogl even tries now hard to make their shitty jvm they use on android have some fault tolerance capabilities.
The point that stopped me from investing any more time into this are gogl shady practices, they roll updates that try to tight down the usage of native binaries, even to this moment the only way to deploy and use binaries is to mask them as so libraries and symlink them at runtime.
If we take android out of the question, the next question is why would someone use scenic or a library built on top of it, instead of a library that renders a browser natively like elixir-desktop? For example the original use-case scenic is used for, on embedded devices, makes perfect sense.
