Scenic Now and Looking Ahead
summary
Scenic is an Elixir UI stack that renders scene graphs through a viewport into a driver that runs as an external port, turning nested nodes into a flat render port over stdio binary script which avoids NIFs and crashes; multiple drivers and windows already work and devices can stream UI to a cloud relay (not implemented yet) for scaling and caching. Roadmap adds better CJK text, video, styles and a cloud protocol; an experimental OS on seL4 microkernel runs the BEAM and targets secure, resilient devices with ~30 MB boot images.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:30Why Scenic
- 4:20Scenic Architecture
- 15:40Whats Next
- 17:10Scenic in the Sky
- 26:06Can you create an OS
- 27:33NURSOS
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