Safari has a whole new element highlighting pattern that escarads the webs built in hover APIs. It's not just the web that gets this treatment, you don't get to render and shade it yourself. Instead, you hand off meshes and high level materials to the US and it renders it for you. The OS treats your room as kind of like a cube map or whatever and the objects that are in front of the user can be incorporated into the scene without any idea what they're looking at. You don't have to figure out how the lighting should be because you don't need to render that. At least if you're doing a VR app, but there is no more flexibility
- Pre-show: Good SwiftUI days
- Follow-up:
- Safari 17 Link Tracking Protection
- DockKit
#askatp
:
- Having seen Vision Pro, are we more enthusiastic about Apple’s automotive adventures? (via Nick)
- Do we use any sort of app uninstaller? (via
markblndr
)
- The age-old debate about using separate vaults for 2FA gets rekindled by Dave Copeland
- Post-show: Casey’s happy technology week, and Marco’s not-so-happy technology week.
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