Ryan Tremblay

We are pleased to announce that web rendering just hit the accelerator! Introducing the release of Babylon.js 8.0!! #babylonJS8 aka.ms/babylon8Blog

Let's kick off March with some awesome news...Babylon.js 8.0 is all set to release at the end of this month! Let the count down begin! #BabylonJS8 #3D #WebDev #gamedev #indiedev #WebDevelopment #webgl #gamedevelopment #IndieDevs

Part 5 of @thomlucc's video series just dropped! Check out this awesome beginner series to learn how to build an AR portal to another world! youtu.be/T6btQdmTxcM #3D @webxrnews #IndieDevs #webdeveloper #gamedevs #webxr

I’ve just wrote a blog about how to transparently support both WebGL and WebGPU in #babylonjs babylonjs.medium.com/8379272a4306 #webgl #webgpu #oss #GameDev #3d

We are proud to announce that Babylon.js 7.0 has officially been released! The next step forward in advanced web rendering is here! aka.ms/babylon7Blog #babylonJS7 #gamedev #indiedev #IndieGameDev #Metaverse #3D #webgl #webGPU #webdevelopment #gamedevelopment #VirtualReality #VisionPro

@babylonjs @veerbal01 @MSPowerApps Sorry missed this! The video above was using an iPhone X.

@veerbal01 @MSPowerApps @ryan_w_tremblay can tell us!

With #BabylonJS5, the first version of Babylon React Native brings Babylon.js experiences to #Android and #iOS with the power of Babylon.js and #ReactNative . Leverage native mobile capabilities like #AugmentedReality not yet supported in browsers. #bgfx @MSPowerApps

@maxlynch @alvaro_ahc @babylonjs @MSPowerApps @capacitorjs If the question was about having a native 3D/AR experience in the same app with the WebView/JS based experience, then for sure yes. If the question was about bringing JS code using the Babylon.js API (3D/AR) to mobile, then this is the unique value offered by Babylon React Native

@maxlynch @alvaro_ahc @babylonjs @MSPowerApps @capacitorjs A native XR experience driven by native code, not driven by the JS app code, correct? In the videos above, all the interactions with the Babylon scene are driven from the same JS code that makes up the rest of the app (UI, etc.).

@maxlynch @alvaro_ahc @babylonjs @MSPowerApps @capacitorjs I don't think this would be possible in Ionic/Capacitor. In these frameworks, JS execution and rendering happens inside a WebView, where WebXR (augmented reality) is not supported. Communication between native and the WebView is async and not fast enough to support real time XR.

We'd like to formally introduce the next version of the Babylon Platform - #BabylonJS5 🥳🥳🥳 Blog: aka.ms/5.0_Blog Video: youtu.be/zELYw2qEUjI #gamedev #gamedevelopment #indiedev #indiedeveloper #webdev #3D @WebGPU #webgl #simple #beautiful #powerful #OpenSource

Check out our latest post on how to use Power Apps and Mixed Reality to create a shared understanding between buy and seller and close your Sales deals! This post includes an out-of-the-box sample app for you to customize with you…lnkd.in/gRVQm9TY lnkd.in/g49ADJaE

@reactnative You can do quite a bit with 3D/XR in React Native today using Babylon React Native: @babylonjs/react-native" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">npmjs.com/package/@babyl…. App code can be used on the web too since it uses the existing Babylon.js API.

As new devices are invented, we want React Native to be there for everyone. Today we're sharing our updated many-platform vision: reactnative.dev/blog/2021/08/2…

Here is a story where I walk through investigating a mysterious rendering issue with Babylon Native. Click to read all about it! #babylonjs #babylonnative #gltf link.medium.com/0PMxoLmZQib

We are extremely excited to announce the preview release of Babylon React Native together with Babylon.js 4.2. Babylon React Native combines React Native with Babylon.js to unlock 3D cross-platform experiences. babylonjs.com/reactnative #BabylonJS #BabylonNative #ReactNative

@RaananW @Pilgrimnow @babylonjs That's right, when using Babylon Native, you can just use the existing Babylon.js XR APIs and under the hood it will be backed by ARKit/ARCore. We currently support core 6-dof tracking, plane detection, anchors, and hit testing.

@Pilgrimnow @babylonjs You should look into the amazing work the Babylon native team are doing - github.com/BabylonJS/Baby…. They are bridging the gap for you, and you can look into extending it with plugins you need

With Babylon.js 4.2 releasing on Nov. 12th, you'll be able to use Babylon React Native to power your cross-platform 3D apps! Code once, deploy everywhere! The countdown has begun!!!! #theNextBabylonjs #powerful #OpenSource #gamedev #indiedev #webdev #ReactNative

Here's a direct link to the demo video by Alex Tran from the post: youtube.com/watch?v=x6baGs…

Want to add 3D and AR to your #ReactNative app? Want that same 3D/AR code to work in browsers? Check out the Babylon React Native blog post link.medium.com/2oYhw9IQ68! #BabylonJS #BabylonNative #PowerApps

@davidfowl @dotnet Is json parsing really so fundamental that it belongs in netcore? What in netcore will depend on this? Why isn't it just a standalone lib?

We’re writing a JSON stack as part of .NET Core 3.0. We’ll have a reader/writer, a JSON DOM and a full serializer. It’s the first JSON parser I’ve seen that supports async without a huge performance hit and I haven’t seen any third party json library do this.