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As an iOS developer you know the drill.

Today I’m super excited to introduce the new Sunbeam – redesigned from the ground up just in time for the spring: New Design Sunbeam has been given a complete design overhaul across both iPhone and Apple Watch, aligning with Apple’s latest design trends –…

It’s been about a year since I released my first major update to Sunbeam, and the past 12 months have truly exceeded my expectations.

I’ve been doing a lot of work on Sunbeam for iOS over the past few months, but there’s one big gap I’ve been looking to fill for some time now – and that’s an Apple Watch app.

The new look Sunbeam may only have launched a couple of weeks back, but there are a handful of extra features I’ve been keen to bring to the app since I started working on it way back in 2018.

We’ve all had a bit more time recently, so to take advantage of being stuck at home I’ve been busy working on the next new version of Sunbeam – and this time it’s a big one!

Last week Apple held its annual Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) in San Jose, California.

Sunbeam has been in the App Store for just over a month now, and today I’m proud to release its first major update – Sunbeam v1.1.

Over the past couple of years I’ve made the journey from being completely new to the world of computer programming to having an app listed in the iOS App Store.