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> Right there, they're opening up their developer audience to a much larger group of people than is possible with C++ or even C#. Maybe this is true, but I'd h
by yarper 10y ago
> Right there, they're opening up their developer audience to a much larger group of people than is possible with C++ or even C#.
Maybe this is true, but I'd hazard a guess that most developers are not web developers. [1]
Most of us aren't questioning how VR can be done in a browser, but stopping to ask why.
[1]: http://githut.info/ http://githut.info/
- meheleventyone 10y agoPerhaps because it's a really accessible platform and by baking in support now it will be mature when VR hardware is more generally accessible (2018-2019 for mobile). I'm from a game development background but accessible, interconnected, multi-user VR for all seems like it's something that will come from the web rather than bespoke attempts. Perhaps a better platform will come along with time.