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.
Vision Pro has a feature literally called "Environments." In macOS terms, it feels something like wallpaper, and a little while ago a new Environment was added.
After learning that displaying the Mac mini screen in Vision Pro works quite well for development, there was one more thing I had wanted to sit down and try properly.
My Vision Pro and Mac mini are currently connected through Vision Pro's virtual display feature. Xcode is displayed right in front of me, enlarged to a screen size that is probably far beyond 100 inches.
When you search for "Apple Vision Pro case," you see a lot of cases with that transparent lid. I tried storing Vision Pro in one of them, so here is a short review.