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Nice! Would like to use with our SEO agent.

I wish I thought that far. Nah man, just a fun project I did in 3 days.

Nice! Leave some feedback. Fully open to building anything that may be useful to our users.

I've revitalised a repository that enables React Native developers to create spatial computing apps on any device, and I'm eager to continue adding new devices. Currently, I'm collaborating with a part-time co-founder, but we're in need of someone technical to work full-time alongside me. While everyone on the team is technical, I want to shift my focus toward DevRel responsibilities to engage more actively with our community.

The repository is actively maintained. We have a community of 1,600 developers and have an equivalent number of stars on GitHub. I've included a link to the repository in the post.

Our tech stack comprises Objective-C, Java, and JavaScript.

If interested please link your background below and we can begin chatting.

Would great if you're in SF but not a hard requirement.

If anyone wants to DM about how we can improve , please email me here: christopherjcassar@gmail.com

Yes it is open source! Check out our full github on the link about to explore some of the other tools we're building

We have an Expo starter kit that isn't perfect but does work. Let me know if you experience any ejecting: https://github.com/NativeVision/expo-viro-starter-kit

Thanks and agreed!

Yes! We’re reviving it and pushing forward with building an ecosystem of tools around it.

Yes, exactly the above. Except it doesn’t replace Spatial computing conveniently

Their marketing team wants us to call it this. Let’s just pretend SP is under the XR umbrella ;)

Both very good projects

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.

Yes, this is on our roadmap for release by early March! After which we will add openXR support for the other major devices.

Yes thank you for clarifying, this is what we mean!

Agreed! The goal here is to make it easier for react native engineers to build on any XR (AR or VR) device. Even the new ones being released.

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All levels welcome.

They're building a clone that they will show to Jeff himself. The idea is to use the clone to completely overthrow not just Amazon but the world government.

Lol, is nothing taken as good in this world anymore?

Hey dude, sign up and we'll add you to the closed beta!

Ok cool, I'm actually thinking about starting up a community for creators. Think you would be interested in joining? Your perspective would be great to have

Thanks for sharing. Do you do any of this stuff on your own accounts? And if no, why not?

Nice one, any chance you can share a link here?

Interesting. What type of blogging is it? Youtube or more written stuff

I use to love techlead until he started shilling his crypto haha

Nice one, sounds like you've already made some decent progress. Email me at cc@buildfaast.com when you're ready.

Yea, of course. email me at cc@buildfaast.com

Hey notike,

There's always hope.

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Cool, email me via cc@buildfaast.com and I'll be happy to help where I can

I think codesandbox is quite good. I always find that one on ones are the best way to enhance the learning experience.

https://codesandbox.io/

Hey everyone,

Not sure if I can do over 10 people just now so will cap it at the first ten that messaged here.

If you're interested please email me at cc@buildfaast.com with your HNs username in the body so I can match it with who were the first set of people that messaged under this post.