When building a site, I think it is very important to ask whether you yourself like that site. Do you enjoy it? That is why making it into something you like has meaning. Thinking about users can come afterward. First, it needs to be something you like and want to update every day. Without that, it will become something that is neither updated nor improved.
The circle in the Yori Hiroi Frontend logo represents an expanding range of interests. To describe the nuance, it is less like Nobunaga's circle and more like Zeno's circle, meaning an interest that covers a broad range. So things like Vision Pro are included in that scope. Conversely, I am also interested in APIs and the layers underneath them.
I do not know when I will use it, but lately I have been spending spare time trying out the Swift web application framework Vapor. For me, it also feels like an environment where I can casually touch Swift through WSL on a Windows machine.
This might be something surprisingly few people know. The Remix logo does not take you anywhere when you left-click it, but if you right-click it, it navigates to the brand introduction page, including the logo: https://remix.run/brand
I added share buttons to individual article pages. If you read an article and like it, share it and support the site!
I imagine there are times when you want to check Markdown files in a repository—especially when they are spread across different folders—and see them all at once. I made a tool for just that: Kendai-md. It is a simple tool for viewing Markdown.
The fourth Engawa AI x XR will be held on November 14. As usual, it is on a Saturday, starting at 2:00 PM. Doors open from 1:30 PM, so feel free to come a little early.
This time, the special theme is XR games. I am planning to bring my Steam Frame, Steam Machine, and Steam Controller. We are looking for talks on anything from “I played this” to “I made this.”
The third Engawa AI x XR was held on Saturday, September 12. This time, we focused on WebMCP. The submission deadline for the WebMCP Challenge had just passed, so I was able to take a breath. Three people who had entered the WebMCP Challenge came along, making it an especially enjoyable session for me.
Just one week to go until the third Engawa AI x XR! For anyone who hasn't signed up yet, here's a preview of the topics we'll be covering. Chiba has been getting typhoons and bands of heavy rain lately, so I'm hoping the weather will spare us this weekend.
The third "Engawa AI x XR" will take place on Saturday, September 12, so this post is an announcement for it. I'll cover what kind of event it will be, as well as some reflections and adjustments based on what we learned from the previous session.
One change is the event title. Until last time, we had chosen a separate title for each event in addition to the series name. Starting this time, though, we're simply calling it "Engawa AI x XR #3 @ Motoyawata." In the end, everyone just calls it "Engawa," so I decided this would make things clearer.