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.

I use an iPad Pro 11 inch as my main tablet. I bought it in 2018, so it has lasted a remarkably long time. It is very convenient, so I always want to take it with me when I go out, but its functionality overlaps slightly with a PC. So I thought that if I could use it as an external monitor, that would give me a reason to bring it along.

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.
If you are doing a workation, morning will eventually come. In the morning you will eat breakfast, but if you are staying at Kinosaki, breakfast is not served in the way it would be at a typical ryokan. In Kinosaki Onsen, however, that can become an advantage.