At WWDC 2018, Apple released ARKit 2.0 with a slew of brand new APIs and features for Augmented Reality Development. One of these features was an addition to their Quick Look APIs. If you're not familiar with what Quick Look is, it's basically a framework that allows users to preview a whole range of file formats such as PDFs, images, and more! For example, the Mail application in iOS uses Quick Look to preview attachments. An advantage about using Quick Look in your apps is that all you need to do is state what file you would like to be […] This article, An Introduction to AR Quick Look in iOS 12, was originally published at AppCoda.
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