Installing Vapor on a MacBook Air M3, and Some Thoughts on Xcode
I had been installing and playing with Vapor on a ThinkPad, but since I bought a MacBook Air, I tried installing it there as well.
I had been installing and playing with Vapor on a ThinkPad, but since I bought a MacBook Air, I tried installing it there as well.
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.
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.
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.