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- 8th wall (niantic → pokemon go): webAR framework
- doesn't need to be an app -> why use react native instead of just web?
- specify a bit more
- make comparisons (webAR vs unity vs react native)
- or dive deeper into 1 specific framework
- make right choices
- what does react native add as extra?
- website local storage?
- still not convinced why native is better
- why should the user have to install the app
- in apps you still have to ask for permissions
- iOS has its own AR framework
- If you're unclear of what to choose, you could make a comparative study and write a sort of article about is
- vb 8th wall vs vuforia
- look how far you get in different frameworks
- be critical about articles (e.g. date)
- onderzoek naar AR
- nog niet te veel aflijnen
- nog wat onderzoek
- hou dat open
- vergelijking maken
- kennis deling
- mogelijkheden AR op web of native
- animatie of niet in AR?
- vergelijkende studie van AR technieken op het web
- breed benaderen
- native vs PWA
- AR libraries vb web AR vs native,
- binnen AR
- marker based image tracking
- animatie of niet?
- feature vergelijking van technologieën
- onderzoeksvraag → deliverables
- kleine demo’s met bepaalde features
- It might be useful to first make a list of which features or properties you want to compare in this project. That way you have a clear view of where you want to go with this project.
- You can look for inspiration in other comparative studies.
- Vb dev.to, medium
- React or vanilla JS can be okay for what you want to do. Start with frameworks you are familiar with first.
- Will there be any backend? Maybe just work with querystring, so that you can have some customisation in your link, without needing a real backend (vb name, message…)
- Not everything you want to compare, needs to be in your end product (vb notifications…)
- You could look into:
- how long it took you to set up
- how is the documentation
- how big/helpful is the community
- (actual features can easily be compared via documenation)
- You can turn Notion into a blog (feather.so, simple.ink)
- It seems like a good idea to keep a daily blog (even just for yourself) and maybe make weekly summaries of what you learned and your findings. The final result will probably be a fully written article, you could post this on medium or dev.to.
- Next meeting: Friday 15h30