A note on programming languages : you can program with any language in VR. There are few languages that make it easier, e.g. JavaScript as in my case, or any o

A note on programming languages : you can program with any language in VR. There are few languages that make it easier, e.g. JavaScript as in my case, or any other language with a VR library, e.g. Lua LÖVR or also tooling like Godot which does have an in-VR live reloading mode (sorry discussed in French only at https://video.benetou.fr/w/g111LSRGfj6HmNxa91au3q https://video.benetou.fr/w/g111LSRGfj6HmNxa91au3q ). If your favorite language isn't very convenient for VR you can get a WASM build via e.g. QEMU. If that's not practical you can get the heavy load in a container then communicate to it via ssh or a Web API. My point being that you can program in any language in VR quite conveniently and the power of the device itself is typically not relevant. For example I started some simulation for swarm robotics from the HMD to explore the result in VR but the runs themselves where not done on the device. TL;DR: your HMD can host everything or can be a thin terminal to your heavier workload.