RunPee Weekly Newsletter 13th edition (June 10th, 2020)
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| Movies are back in production again! What we know now… Who isn't excited to get new movies, music and TV shows again? This surprising — but welcome -- development can save Hollywood, if they're careful. What films do you guess might start production first? |
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 | Mon Mothma to appear on Star Wars Cassian Andor show Mon Mothma's back, and ready to send Bothans to their deaths. All the news of the upcoming Cassian Andor show on Disney +, and why we're doing the happy dance. Read more. |
 | Matrix 4 – why Keanu Reeves is excited to return to the Matrix Keanu Reeves spent three movies fighting to free himself from The Matrix. Eighteen years after the last Matrix movie — Matrix Revolutions — Reeves is excited to take the blue pill this time and return to his legendary role of Neo. Read more. |
 | Contagion predictions eerily true about the pandemic…what about the next stage? The 2011 flick Contagion has been a scary indicator of things to come during 2020 CoVid-19 crisis. What has come true? How will things end? Let's take a brief look at what the holy heck makes sense between film and reality. Read more. |
 | Weekly progress diary on RunPee:NX We are rebuilding the RunPee app from scratch using Google Flutter. Here's a brief report on our weekly progress: It hasn't been a hugely productive week on the RunPee app. Just a lot of other distractions. But progress does continue. We're going to spend the rest of the month working on design aspects of the app. Things like making it possible for users to set their own font size: I know that's important. We also want the ability to edit the theme of the app with ease. Maybe next week I'll have some decent design pics to show off. The plan is to spend all of July working on the user registration features, and then we'll be pretty close to being feature complete. At that point users can start beta testing for us. If there's no setbacks, then look for a public launch sometime in late August. |