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With the upcoming iOS 17.2 update, we’ll finally get our hands on the new Journal app Apple announced at WWDC earlier this year.

2023 has been insane for games.

A few weeks ago I relaunched my work-in-progress iOS app, QuestLogger, as an open-source Mac app.

Next week will mark the end of my first year (of hopefully many more) working as a software developer.

So, as of this writing, WWDC 2023 kicks off tomorrow.

5 years ago I underwent a big change in my life, my girlfriend of 8 years and I split up.

When I was learning to code, the line my tutor kept repeating was, “Half of programming is knowing how to use Google.”

Back at the end of February, I built a simple Markdown editor using SwiftUI.

I've had some frustration lately working with MUI, a styled component library for React.

I've recently been playing 2 games that would be considered "retro", but referring to them as such would make me feel old, so we'll call them "classics".

I'm primarily a web developer.

Back in my teenage years I used to build model kits.

A few months ago, I wrote about my favorite little Mac apps.

Back in early December I posted about how I created a dating profile using AI.

I don’t know if it’s the particular mood I’ve been in, the colder weather, or some combination of the 2, but something about cozying up with a handheld game console has been incredibly appealing lately.

I few months ago I rediscovered among some old project folders the source code and markdown files for an old blog I ran in the early 2010s.

On the latest episode of ATP, Casey, John, and Marco discussed MacOS home directories.

When it comes to frameworks, I’ve been firmly stuck in the React–and React-adjacent–world.

I’ve been single for a few years now, and I haven’t had a whole lot of success in the dating game.

The Game Awards were last night, so I was inspired to take some time and write about my personal game of the year.

There are a lot of apps on my Macs that I use every day.

One of the reasons I started this blog, aside from wanting to share my thoughts and experiences as someone early in my web development career, was to write about mental illness as it relates to development.

One of the areas I struggle with when it comes to working in a professional web development environment is asking questions.

Next.js 13 was launched a few days ago (More details here!)

Among the various types of software tools I use every day, the one I spend a majority of my time in is a text editor.

Welcome to my brand new website, the 3rd iteration of ghall.dev!