Got a tip from @zach that there's another accessibility font called Atkinson Hyperlegible that was worth taking a look at it. It's "designed to improve legibility and readability for individuals with low vision".
It's going in! So my next release adds support for OpenDyslexic, Lexend, and Atkinson Hyperlegible.
Thanks Zach!
It looks like having an App Store In-App Event made the numbers for Please Don’t Rain jump.
The release of @PleaseDontRain that I worked on for weeks is fully live now.
It was a little nerve-racking because I had never done any of these:
* iPad support
* Paywalls by @revenuecat
* App Store In-App event
* Free trial
I just love the artwork my sister drew for the event also!
Now I can start learning about all the new changes from WWDC. 
I have one particular widget that uses full words instead of symbols. I can’t decide if I should change this scenario to just use initials so I can make the high and low much more prominent.
I'm experimenting with adding arrow buttons to more easily change the tracked day to take a peek at weather on nearby days.
Which version do you prefer?
Why can't we add an image to a poll? 
I really like the segmented Picker that I added to my precipitation chart.
I got the idea that if I added a "feels like" variation to my temperature chart I could do something similar.
I didn't expect to be able to hold my finger down to display the RuleMark but still be able to change the chart type with another finger. It works!
Shout out to Portland OR for continuing to be the ideal test case.
I was shocked last month when @PleaseDontRain was nominated for a Golden Apple award by @AppleVis .
I wrote a blog post with some thoughts about the experience and bunch of tips that will hopefully help others make their app more accessible.
Oh wow, @PleaseDontRain was nominated for a Golden Apple award by @AppleVis !!! 
A year ago I was telling @christianselig that he was nominated. At that point I had only been working on my app for about two weeks. I never even imagined I would be a nominee a year later.
I've spent so much time on my accessibility support and this means so much to me!
Voting is for blind or low vision users, please.
superstar @klemensstrasser is nominated again also.
The indicator that the SwiftUI team added to interactive widgets to indicate that some content is invalidated after a button press is so nice. It makes it clear when that data has been updated.
Also, shout out to @matthewcassinelli and @ryleyherrington for having my new favorite place to test rain. 
I got inspired by a post from @matthewcassinelli . Strong “I have no idea what I’m doing” but I wrote my first shortcut for @PleaseDontRain and tied it to the action button on my iPhone 15 Pro.
I wrote a blog post about how I still can't believe that I wrote a weather app and how it made me a better developer.
My brother in law sent me the nicest feedback about @PleaseDontRain . 
He can't write a review in the App Store because I sent him a free copy.
Some negative feedback I got for the UI for @PleaseDontRain is for things I've tried to fix before.
The header on this View bleeds into the content when you scroll down and the first Section of my Form is too high up. If you add padding to the top of the Form these go away but then the header stays large when you scroll up instead of shrinking down in size (which I prefer).
Has anyone encountered ways around this?
I’m not even fully awake yet but it’s already a good day. @PleaseDontRain is charting on the App Store. I never thought I’d see something I wrote on one of those lists.
Thank you to everyone.
