I don't really see the point of this (fun, maybe?) since VR and 3D don't necessarily work with card games (unless we add nice visual effects and such).
A-Frame is a framework for easily making 3D/VR scenes. Since it is mostly based around HTML and since we're going to be switching to React, we wouldn't necessarily have to re-write the entire client: we would just make a second sub-set of presentational components that instead use "A-Frame HTML" rather than regular HTML.
That being said, it wouldn't be much of a change in our plan for the design of the client since this will all fit nicely in with React/Redux.
I don't really see the point of this (fun, maybe?) since VR and 3D don't necessarily work with card games (unless we add nice visual effects and such).
A-Frame is a framework for easily making 3D/VR scenes. Since it is mostly based around HTML and since we're going to be switching to React, we wouldn't necessarily have to re-write the entire client: we would just make a second sub-set of presentational components that instead use "A-Frame HTML" rather than regular HTML.
That being said, it wouldn't be much of a change in our plan for the design of the client since this will all fit nicely in with React/Redux.