Google VR vs. Next.js

It's well suited when reaching a general population who's not too tech-savvy and isn't well integrated with the current VR ecosystem. To get into Google VR all you need is a Google Cardboard and a phone with the supported software. The setup for an Oculus and other devices really takes a lot of time to set up and equipment. That's Google VR's greatest factor.

Incentivized

I love using Next.js — it's my go-to framework for new personal projects and work projects. The local development environment is quick, easy, and fun to use. The framework it uses, which puts an API that runs node in your pages subdirectory, is absolutely genius. No more middleware! It's good for quick projects and big projects alike. I wouldn't use Next.js if I did not want to heavily rely on serverless tech.

Incentivized

• Low cost of entry.
• Easy setup on phones.
• Looks great on newer devices.

Incentivized

• Serverless API integration
• MDX (Markdown) Support
• Ease of Deployment via Vercel
• SSR React Pages

Incentivized

• Avatars can be used.
• Make it 3D.
• Vibrant colors.

Incentivized

• Window sizing makes handling SSR pages odd, at times
• React can be easier to statically deploy
• Somewhat of a learning curve

Incentivized

Google VR lets us use Google lens. Google lens is the best way to find a certain place, object, or thing in a live form. We can a ticket, and using scanning the barcode using google lens tells us the arrival and departure. We can copy a text and paste it onto our laptop screen. We can try any outfit virtually and look if it's in our room.

Incentivized

Next.js takes the best parts of React and applies them to a full-stack dev environment. With a built-in serverless API, it's easy to boot up a web application in under an hour. With easy integration with tools like Firebase, Supabase, Stripe, and countless others, Next.js is a perfect tool for getting your idea out into the real world.

Incentivized

• Easy to use
• Easy to pivot
• Fast to prototype

Incentivized

• It's free!
• It saves me a lot of time when writing serverless code
• Deployment, via Vercel, is fast, quick, and easy to debug

Incentivized