Initial Structure of a visionOS App Built with react-native-visionos
Since the previous post, I have started researching apps for callstack/react-native-visionos. This is the continuation. Here are my notes on the initial directory structure.
Since the previous post, I have started researching apps for callstack/react-native-visionos. This is the continuation. Here are my notes on the initial directory structure.

I will continue researching apps for Vision Pro using Swift and SwiftUI, but as a Yori Hiroi Frontend person, I also want to research ways to build them with JavaScript / TypeScript. So I will cover react-native-visionos.

For a development retreat-style workation, I think the most important thing is not setting up the environment on site. Even when challenging a new technology, I want to set up the required environment and editor beforehand, and at least finish something like Hello World.

On March 1, 2024, as winter was beginning to end, I joined a workation retreat held in Kinosaki. It was a two-night, three-day stay, and I headed home on March 3. The organizer was kazamori. I have been helping with their work for the past few years, and this was my second time participating in the retreat. Since it has been held twice so far, that means I have participated in all of them.
This weekend, I'm going on a workcation, which means a development camp, or in other words, a business trip, to Kinosaki Onsen in Hyogo Prefecture. I'll be bringing a Mac mini to develop an app for VisionOS. Now, I'm considering which bag to pack everything in...