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Today I begin a new Start-to-Finish series discussing the creation of an application from idea to the App Store.
My Essential Experience Target: An application focused on surfacing the data currently collected by the Apple Watch and iPhone and presenting it in a useful, actionable, and encouraging way.
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My previous Start-to-Finish series discussing the creation of Check the Weather:
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the beta schedule,
timing for release,
the importance of RADARS,
my growing interest in Swift and
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