These are the kinds of apps we need for AR to really kick off! I'm not a programmer, but this still looks awesome. Can't wait until we get something like this for video editing.
The algorithm found a hidden gem. I agree that our brains work well spatially. And being able to pin abstract concepts to physical space and adapt that extra processing to help comprehension is a definite level up moment. I can see this being used for other things. Like teaching history and how events, places, and people are connected. The possiblities are boundary less.
I’ve been enjoying experimenting with productivity uses of VR for my organization. I think it could offer some unique opportunities for creative collaboration. Time will tell if it really works out long term, but initially I’m pretty excited
You could still do all this in a non-AR VR space, with added benefit of blank, black backgrounds without the visual surroundings distracting you. You would just have to avoid stepping beyond the virtual barrier grid into physical objects around the room.
You should add a whiteboard feature. You could have a whiteboard snap to the wall, then use the hand recognition to "write" with your finger. It would convert to text. Then you could drag the text off the board and put it into the code.
This looks amazing. I do also code and always felt a need for such a tool that helps you grasp the general structure of the program you're working on. I've sent you an email with beta tester access request as mentioned in the description. Cheers!
Also it would be nice to search for a token then fade out everything that the token is referenced to for example enter a class name with auto complete and as you type filter all the references to that class. It could be great to find interdependencies and code loops. Another thing you could do is put special borders around class and thread classes to identify encapsulated code.
im not a coder but i think this is absolutely amazing as it reminds me somewhat of ghost in the shell and how they deal with code and hacking in a virtual space. i do have a suggestion. its nice that you can draw but perhaps having the ability to select something and put it in a 3d bubble would also be helpful, think a transparent hotdog or balloon. AND then being able to connect those bubbles like a node system so you can follow the code. i recommend this as another option in addition to drawing, because when someone draws theyre doing it from their pov which will skew angles and perception of depth. the drawing is definitely useful and a great tool, but being able to color code and link a 3d highlight would be helpful and perhaps look cleaner once your notes and such become more and more complex. if the object is to take it away from 'paper' into virtual space you dont want it looking like a messy chalkboard in all insances.
awesome video sir, i'm a senior js software developer and i really want to buy a quest 3 and start coding projects like this, how hard you think the learning curve is until i can do cool projects like yours?
Be careful making statements like "and i guess thats just the way the human brain works". Some people are visual learners or visual dominant, and some aren't.
"where did I leave that subroutine? - oh it's over by the refrigerator!" - I see the value of it...
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lol
These are the kinds of apps we need for AR to really kick off!
I'm not a programmer, but this still looks awesome. Can't wait until we get something like this for video editing.
You can buy right now. I bought Quest 3. It exceeded my expectations!
The algorithm found a hidden gem.
I agree that our brains work well spatially. And being able to pin abstract concepts to physical space and adapt that extra processing to help comprehension is a definite level up moment.
I can see this being used for other things. Like teaching history and how events, places, and people are connected.
The possiblities are boundary less.
Teaching history that way is an incredible idea!
This is great a new window of code learning that makes it fun, efficient and practical. I'd to try it on the quest.
I’ve been enjoying experimenting with productivity uses of VR for my organization. I think it could offer some unique opportunities for creative collaboration. Time will tell if it really works out long term, but initially I’m pretty excited
add the notification popup -> the other person add their suggestion in that line the notes will open after click that notification !
for bigger codes add the slide option for moving the codes same like in laptop move to see the code.
You could still do all this in a non-AR VR space, with added benefit of blank, black backgrounds without the visual surroundings distracting you.
You would just have to avoid stepping beyond the virtual barrier grid into physical objects around the room.
I just ordered my Quest 2. I would love to try this out and also learn how you did this
You should add a whiteboard feature. You could have a whiteboard snap to the wall, then use the hand recognition to "write" with your finger. It would convert to text. Then you could drag the text off the board and put it into the code.
This looks amazing. I do also code and always felt a need for such a tool that helps you grasp the general structure of the program you're working on. I've sent you an email with beta tester access request as mentioned in the description. Cheers!
Also it would be nice to search for a token then fade out everything that the token is referenced to for example enter a class name with auto complete and as you type filter all the references to that class. It could be great to find interdependencies and code loops. Another thing you could do is put special borders around class and thread classes to identify encapsulated code.
Awesome! I know that this is the future, can’t wait for it to be compatible with some of the messier frontend web frameworks
Nice if see through gets sharper a bit
When you release it on the Quest 3?
im not a coder but i think this is absolutely amazing as it reminds me somewhat of ghost in the shell and how they deal with code and hacking in a virtual space.
i do have a suggestion. its nice that you can draw but perhaps having the ability to select something and put it in a 3d bubble would also be helpful, think a transparent hotdog or balloon. AND then being able to connect those bubbles like a node system so you can follow the code. i recommend this as another option in addition to drawing, because when someone draws theyre doing it from their pov which will skew angles and perception of depth. the drawing is definitely useful and a great tool, but being able to color code and link a 3d highlight would be helpful and perhaps look cleaner once your notes and such become more and more complex. if the object is to take it away from 'paper' into virtual space you dont want it looking like a messy chalkboard in all insances.
Excuse me while I pick up my jaw off the floor.
One word.... Amazing!
This looks super cool and useful!
very impressive tony stark
What would be cool if you could group changes by time a little like git lens
Node base visuals with actual code in it.
Hi I Love this concept and would Love to Have it in the Visor Pro have you/did you release it? Do you have a test flight?
Amazing
awesome video sir, i'm a senior js software developer and i really want to buy a quest 3 and start coding projects like this, how hard you think the learning curve is until i can do cool projects like yours?
Genius
Is the beta still open?
how did i get here?
Ask code walker
Take my money!
Be careful making statements like "and i guess thats just the way the human brain works". Some people are visual learners or visual dominant, and some aren't.
No this is not true. This is made up watch you are not a visual learner by veritasium