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Updates On My First Kotlin Project

Updates On My First Kotlin Project

6/24/2020

 
By now, it's common knowledge that I have been working on writing a new Android app in Kotlin. However, that's about all I have revealed about this project. Fear not, as in this post, I'll be telling you a lot more about what I'm currently working on!
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First of all, I have a confession to make. The main reason why I have been so vague on this project is that I've still been figuring out what I want this app to be. Even as I write this, I'm not completely sure how this app will turn out. However, I now have a basic idea of what I plan to do. This means that I can tell you a bit more about the app.

Essentially, this app is supposed to help you get motivated for the day. It's a place where you can go to get inspired. My goal is for it to be the perfect way to start your day.

Obviously, I'm not going to reveal the entire app in this post. I still have a lot of work to do. However, I do hope to release the app by mid-July. I know this seems sort of far out, but I'm really trying to make this app feel polished and well-made.

Anyway, that's about all for now. Stay tuned for more updates on this project!
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