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@@ -66,4 +66,4 @@ I changed up some of the categories to avoid any entries with "none" or "N/A".
- [Collections](https://collectionsdb.com/) - Personal Database - [Collections](https://collectionsdb.com/) - Personal Database
- [Vinegar](https://andadinosaur.com/launch-vinegar) - Replaces YouTube player with standard HTML `<video>` tag - [Vinegar](https://andadinosaur.com/launch-vinegar) - Replaces YouTube player with standard HTML `<video>` tag
- [Contexts](https://contexts.co/) - `CMD + tab` replacement - [Contexts](https://contexts.co/) - <kbd>⌘</kbd> + <kbd>tab</kbd> replacement
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With the upcoming iOS 17.2 update, well finally get our hands on the new Journal app Apple announced at WWDC earlier this year. I decided to be brave and install the public beta so I could take a look and get some first impressions. As someone with mental health struggles, I appreciate the recent efforts Apple has put into making these kinds of features available, so I was really excited to take a look at this latest addition. With the upcoming iOS 17.2 update, well finally get our hands on the new Journal app Apple announced at WWDC earlier this year. I decided to be brave and install the public beta so I could take a look and get some first impressions. As someone with mental health struggles, I appreciate the recent efforts Apple has put into making these kinds of features available, so I was really excited to take a look at this latest addition.
First off, I like the simplicity of the interface. It doesnt have much going on, and I think thats a point in its favor. You can open the app and get journalling right away. It even offers you journalling prompt which is excellent for those like me who are not always sure what to write about. [^1] First off, I like the simplicity of the interface. It doesnt have much going on, and I think thats a point in its favor. You can open the app and get journaling right away. It even offers you journaling prompt which is excellent for those like me who are not always sure what to write about. [^1]
It doesnt have the bells and whistles an app like Day One has, but when it comes to writing a journal entry youre given the option to add photos, location, and even an audio recording. Its pretty barebones, but I think thats ok. The one thing I would like is the ability to tie into the mood tracking on Apple Watch and either be able to set your current mood from the app, or tie mood tracking into the Journaling Suggestions feature. It doesnt have the bells and whistles an app like Day One has, but when it comes to writing a journal entry youre given the option to add photos, location, and even an audio recording. Its pretty barebones, but I think thats ok. The one thing I would like is the ability to tie into the mood tracking on Apple Watch and either be able to set your current mood from the app, or tie mood tracking into the Journaling Suggestions feature.
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import { z, defineCollection } from 'astro:content' import { z, defineCollection } from 'astro:content';
const blogCollection = defineCollection({ const blogCollection = defineCollection({
schema: z.object({ schema: z.object({
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]) ])
), ),
}), }),
}) });
export const collections = { export const collections = {
blog: blogCollection, blog: blogCollection,
} };