Parse: A platform for developing applications for virtual reality devices

Parse founder and CEO Ilya Sukharparse, the application development platform that Facebook acquired in 2013, has helped Facebook develop more than 500,000 applications. In the future, parse hopes to become a potential platform for Oculus and next-generation application developers. Ilya Sukhar, chief executive of Parse, said parse would strive to develop more "services for virtual reality applications, wearable devices and other next-generation tools": Commercialization of many apps ' mobile background tools. Sukhar said their goal would be "when people build virtual reality and move to a new mobile interface, they don't have to worry about these things." "Facebook bought virtual reality device start-up Oculus last year at a price of 2 billion dollars. Recently, the company announced for the first time that it would develop applications for virtual reality platforms. But there is no parse that will help develop the public message of these virtual reality applications. Sukhar in the interview revealed that parse and unity has been a strong integration, unity is a Oculus and other virtual reality platform services 3D development tools. "You can already create Oculus games and other apps on parse," he said. Sukhar also said that parse can be very useful in solving the background problems in the construction of virtual reality applications. 3D application developers will have to consider network issues while ensuring their servers are strong and fast, and standard 2D application developers are also facing these similar problems. "We show people how to create these things on parse," he says, "and you can do it through the standard templates of virtual reality applications." "Although Sukhar implied that parse played a very important role in Oculus application development, he did not provide any details," he said.