The Web Design Trends session, which has been held at CSS Nite Shift and in various regions across Japan, is coming back. I do not know whether this will be a one-time session, but just when I was thinking that it might be good to do it once at this point, I was contacted by Koyama-san from Re:Creator's Kansai, Rin Yano, and Ueki-san from Infoaxia, which led to this event.
The most troublesome part of development using Vision Pro may be repeatedly putting the Vision Pro on and taking it off. Of course, if you use the Mac Virtual Display while wearing Vision Pro, you no longer need to put it on and take it off. But what you get as a result is a face marked by the shape of the Vision Pro.
VisionDevCamp is a hackathon event dedicated to creating applications for Apple Vision Pro and visionOS.
I have been experimenting with how to apply AI to visionOS development, but when it comes specifically to the Swift development environment, I am starting to settle on the combination of Xcode and GitHub Copilot for Xcode.
Two weeks have passed since I started living without an iPad-like device, in other words, without a tablet. I want to write about how what I felt in the previous entry has changed since then.