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Let's be honest. The web is flat. For decades, we've been painting on a two-dimensional canvas—screens of glass that we poke and scroll. But what if you could step through that glass? What if your web app could exist in the space around you, or in a world you build from scratch? That's the promise of spatial computing, and the key to unlocking it for the web is, well, WebXR. This isn't just about VR headsets for hardcore gamers. It's about blending digital information with physical reality. Think of it as a new layer of the internet, one you can walk around in. And for developers, it's a frontier that feels both thrilling and, sure, a little daunting. This guide is your map. What Exactly is Spatial Computing, Anyway? In simple terms, spatial computing lets computers understand an...

Let's be honest. As a small business owner, you’ve probably heard the term "digital transformation" and thought, "Sounds expensive. Sounds technical. Sounds like something for the big guys." Well, here's the deal: that mindset is changing, and fast. The secret? Low-code and no-code automation tools. Think of these platforms as digital Lego kits. You don't need to be a master carpenter to build something useful; you just need to snap the right pieces together. That’s the promise of low-code/no-code (LC/NC). It puts the power to automate processes, manage data, and connect your apps directly into your hands—or the hands of a savvy team member—without requiring a computer science degree. Why Small Businesses Are Perfect for LC/NC Automation Large corporations have IT departments. Th...