I just looked it up - looks like VRML was a hyped 3D standard or tech back in the day that has since been replaced by other tech? I agree - learning the newest

I just looked it up - looks like VRML was a hyped 3D standard or tech back in the day that has since been replaced by other tech? I agree - learning the newest trendy technology won't get you very far. I personally think AR/VR as an industry will grow quickly over the next decade and that even though the tech/languages/platforms may change, the field as a whole is worth getting into. Specifically for the purpose of learning to build businesses in the space, understanding AR/VR use cases, etc. The fundamentals of the space are more important than the tech, although you gotta start with something. But like I mentioned in the post, I'm an AR/VR noob so this is all just a fun adventure :)