Learn AFRAME with Real Code Examples

Cloud-hosted world storage and server backend

Web-based runtime engine in browser

Entity-component scene graph

Scripting layer via JS for interactivity

WebGL/WebGPU renderer with optional WebXR support

Scene graph manages entities

Components define visuals and behavior

Scripts control interactivity

Physics updates per frame

WebGL/WebGPU renders scene, WebXR optional

Entity-component-system architecture

Event-driven scripting

Client-server multi-user synchronization

Physics and collision loops

WebXR immersive experience patterns

Virtual classrooms and training worlds

Collaborative 3D design spaces

Immersive WebXR experiences

Virtual events and conferences

Interactive 3D product demos

Browser-first, no plugins

Multi-user collaboration focus

Entity-component modularity

Cross-platform AR/VR support

Cloud-hosted persistence

Optimize assets for browser delivery

Use LOD and batching for performance

Limit physics objects per frame

Distribute multi-user events efficiently

Cache assets and minimize downloads

Port WebGL scenes or Three.js content

Recreate scene using Frame entities/components

Rewrite scripts for Frame API

Enable multi-user sync layer

Publish and test across browsers