Closed mbylstra closed 7 years ago
'declarative wrapper' sounds like an understatement. Three.js is the rendering 'layer' but React/ReactVR do much more than wrap a library.
a-frame is fundamentally different than react-vr. Just as there are angular.js, ember, react you should expect multiple VR authoring approaches to exist.
Can you explain the advantage over aframe-react?
Here's what I see as the main differences, having written apps in both A-Frame and React VR.
To add, having access to flexbox based layout within React VR shouldn't be underestimated when defining dynamic or UIs that need that little bit of iteration to get right. Layout is often forgotten but very important.
This seems very similar from a-frame which is also declarative wrapper on top of three.js. What are the benefits of this package and are the benefits significant enough that they couldn't be just be contributed to a-frame? There is an ecosystem of packages on top of a-frame that would need to be ported.