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Plans for Late September and October 2021

Hey, everyone! It is once again time for another post regarding future plans, and this one is for late September and all of October 2021. As usual, I have quite a bit planned, but I am also busier than ever at the moment. So, keep in mind that some of these plans may not come to fruition on time or at all. That said, there is a lot to be excited about, and here are the things that I hope to do in the next month or so:

  • Major Violoncello for Android Update: I have been working on the Android version of Violoncello a great deal lately. I am hoping to release a pretty major update for it sometime in the next month or so. There is still plenty left to do, but I think this update will be worth the wait!
  • Violoncello for iOS Improvements: If you're a Violoncello for iOS user, you also have a ton to be excited about! I have several plans for this version of the app, and though I will probably be focusing on its Android counterpart first, I hope to release a major update for Violoncello for iOS sooner rather than later.
  • LinkBoard Update: If I have time, I could also definitely see myself releasing an update for LinkBoard in October.
  • Other Projects: If time permits, I may also release a few updates for projects I haven't mentioned here.

While I have been very busy lately, I have still been hard at work on several different projects over the last few weeks. With any luck, I'll be able to continue working on improving these projects and release some updates for them soon. Anyway, be sure to stay tuned for more updates, and as always, thanks for reading!

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