Interview with Kadi Kraman
summary
Claims that AR try-on stops being a gimmick and becomes expected in e‑commerce, supported by a case study that integrates an AR shoe try-on into a shopping app built with React Native and modern AR SDKs, showing it actually ships and runs on real phones as they grow more powerful. Mentions teaching react native frontal masters and having shipped to production—practical, end‑to‑end experience rather than abstract examples.
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- 0:00Intro
- 0:49Key takeaway
- 1:30How did you get into teaching
- 2:33What are your favourite conferences
- 2:59What is the weather like
- 3:10What is the first thing that comes to mind
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