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Technical insights, community updates, and deep dives into the spatial web revolution.

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I Added Stereo <img> Rendering to Our Browser Engine — With Copilot

January 2025 • Technical Deep Dive • AI Collaboration

A technical journey documenting the implementation of native stereo image rendering support in JSAR Runtime, highlighting the engineering challenge and collaboration with GitHub Copilot to make spatial computing accessible to web developers.

What's covered:

  • Native spatial="stereo" attribute implementation
  • HTMLImageElement and renderer modifications
  • GPU-efficient dual eye rendering
  • Real-world AI pair programming insights
  • Complete implementation examples

Community Update - July 2025

July 2025 • Community Update

Our latest community update highlighting recent v0.8.x developments, featuring CSS gradient implementation, performance optimizations, and developer experience improvements.

What's new:

  • CSS gradient support (v0.8.2)
  • Rendering pipeline overhaul (v0.8.0)
  • Performance optimizations
  • Getting started guide
  • Community engagement

The Spatial Web Revolution: How JSAR is Bridging Web and XR

December 2024 • Technical Deep Dive

A comprehensive deep dive into JSAR's role in bringing web technologies to spatial computing. Learn about recent breakthroughs including CSS gradient support, rendering pipeline improvements, and how JSAR is making spatial computing accessible to web developers worldwide.

Topics covered:

  • Technical architecture overview
  • ECS and multi-backend rendering
  • WebXR API integration
  • Developer experience features
  • Cross-platform support progress

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