Show HN: NativeVision, helping React Native devs to build XR apps for any device (github.com)
Hello everyone,
We've discovered an open source library named Viro that hadn't been updated in over two years. We've revitalized the library, enabling the creation of XR apps on the latest iOS and Android platforms. Our goal is to transform NativeVision into a versatile library that can be used across various XR devices, including Apple Vision Pro and Meta Quest.
Our aim is to make it easy for React developers to start working on XR projects using React Native or Expo, much like how they would for iOS or Android apps.
If you have any feedback please share as it helps a lot!
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https://github.com/BabylonJS/BabylonNative
Eg.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_reality
How does this compare to existing efforts? such as:
- Babylon React Native (supported by Microsoft)
- VisionOS support being added to React Native (supported by Callstack)
The overarching goal for us is to foster a comprehensive ecosystem around the NativeVision framework. This would not only simplify the development process for non-gaming XR projects but also enhance the scalability and adaptability of these applications. The idea is akin to how Vercel supports Next.js, offering various tools and integrations to streamline development and deployment processes.
Will this work in Expo without ejecting?