20 minutes start to finish.

Scan 4 songs and edit OCR, switch to development version of app and copy from iCloud Notes into add-track form and thence into json. Copy from json into JS hardcoded songs array which means the app will work offline in airplane mode.

Do a production build and upload. Test in device. 20 minutes. Not at all shabby for an update workflow if I say so myself.

One version of the app, using #React state management, is already completed in development. That will mean when all the popular songs are in the json the user will be able to search and compile their own set list. Just not much point switching this feature on when there are so few songs encoded thus far.

As an academic exercise for my training work I will be doing another version of the searchable app using #Redux state management with #RTK. When I started this I was less enthusiastic about adding Redux to the project so soon. Yesterday it only took one level of prop drilling - passing a different click handler function down to the table in the search component - to make me considerably more enthusiastic about the Redux option.