Build VR that talks to the real world

If you're reading this, you've probably already built something in VR that you're proud of — and then hit the wall. You want to pull in live data, but HTTP requests from inside a scene feel sketchy. You want user accounts, but auth flows in XR aren't exactly well-documented. You want to go multiplayer, but the networking SDK docs assume you already know which one to pick. And somewhere in the back of your head, you know you need to ship on more than one platform eventually.

That wall is exactly what this school was built to knock down.

I designed this curriculum the way I wish someone had sat down and walked me through it: start with the integration foundations that every production VR project needs (environment config, secrets, local mocking), then layer in each integration category — APIs and live data, backend and auth, multiplayer and social, analytics and telemetry — with working code and the resilience patterns that keep things from breaking in users' hands. No theoretical fluff. No "here's a diagram, good luck." Every section ends with you having something real running.

The cross-platform deployment and debugging section is the one I'm most proud of, because it's the piece that's almost never taught. Most courses get you to a build. This one gets you to a debuggable, traceable, performance-profiled build that targets Meta Quest, SteamVR, and WebXR from a unified architecture — with the logging and tracing practices to diagnose failures when they happen, not just hope they don't.

You already know how to make VR. This school teaches you how to make VR that ships, persists, connects, and scales. Come build it with me.