The open web is becoming a regulated space — and a flood of AI slop, rage bait and data trading helps decide what stays visible in it. A look at the state of things, from the workshop log, October 2026.

Was die Godot-Produktion eines XR-Spiels wirklich lehrt — von Physik über Performance bis zur Horizon-Store-Review. Mit korrigierten APIs und dem Stand von Godot 4.6.

Two years after this post, weltfern shipped "Assemble!" on the Meta Horizon Store — a look back at what the balance of chaos and structure actually delivered.

What has actually shifted in the browser XR stack since 2023 — from SIMD as the baseline to Wasm 3.0 — and where WebAssembly genuinely pays off in real projects.

The visual demands of people have changed dramatically in recent years. We expect to see results that achieve a very high level of realistic representation. This expectation has been significantly increased by the gaming industry and the progress of VFX for film and television production. The perhaps most decisive question

Pinch instead of controllers: when hand tracking actually makes sense in XR — and where it fails on precision, habits and plain old grabbing.

2022 was the year the metaverse was meant to take XR mainstream. A look back at the hardware, the interactions and the promises — with the hindsight of 2026.

Generating an image takes seconds — owning it is the tricky part. What the major AI art platforms cost, who gets the rights, and what survived since this post first ran.

How early student projects turned into international VR productions for Volkswagen — and what trade-show reality teaches about immersion that no lab demo shows.