This track is to guide people into understanding more about how Rhine works internally, how to deal with more complicated type errors, and how to write your own clocks.

• Show when/whether clock type parameters (like the interval in Millisecond) can be derived from a component, or vice versa. When it is not possible, recommend where to add type signature
• LiftClock
• Pure clocks
• time domains
• Rescale
• Writing your own clock
• Writing your own MonadSchedule
• Complicated clock errors
  • After Make SN an Arrow rhine#261: Order of components (including a RB) is not the same as order of clocks in Rhine, this gives a weird error that HasClock cl '[] cannot be satisfied
  • When you write a ClSF without type signature, the clock type is not inferred. Revisit after Make ClSF a newtype rhine#268 though
• Write your own backend to some library
• Complicated Arrow syntax
  • scoping of live and static values
  • Nested if then else & do blocks
  • After Replace dunai by automata/state machines rhine#299: How to avoid loops in recursive arrow definitions
• ArrowPlus and ArrowChoice
• Test your own rhines and develop them test-driven (rhine-quickcheck etc.)