Jsdr3398
Elixir alternative for pygame?
I just had a random thought come to my head: is there something like pygame for Elixir? Would Elixir be better or worse for game dev?
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Haha, yeah I did create a little game in Scenic:
Although it was more of a tech demo than a game.
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