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Project URL
philipturner/ar-multipendulum
Description
AR Headset experience with touchscreen settings interface built in SwiftUI.
Why it should be included to
example-ios-apps(optional)This is a rare example of a Metal app without any Objective-C, files ending in ".h", or Storyboards (besides launch screen). It shows beginners that they can try this sort of stuff just using their knowledge of Swift. It also includes high-level Swift wrappers over C APIs that will be included in my future framework based on this app, ARHeadsetKit. When I started learning iOS, I would have found a resource like this to be incredibly helpful.
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