Vision Pro is an incredibly rewarding toy to tinker with. I am also interested in Meta's XR glasses, but for now I am exploring toward my first self-made app.
When running Vapor on Windows, WSL is essential. That means VSCode will also use files on WSL as the development environment.
To get more familiar with Vapor, I will go a little beyond Hello World. This time, I will connect to a database, save data with a POST method, and return a JSON response.
As I wrote a little while ago, I have started touching Vapor on WSL. Swift feels quite different from TypeScript, so coding in this different style is fun.
A coworking space that opens only on Wednesdays in August is being held around the exact middle of the Boso Peninsula in Chiba Prefecture. I thought it would be boring to go empty-handed, so I brought my Vision Pro as a small topic.