development

Weather on your Web site: what are your options and which is best for static sites vs. blogs? This is a question that has come up a few times in recent months. Based on this, I thought it might be worth putting together a blog post to explore what WeatherBug offers for those who wish [...]

There have been a number of attempts to bring needed weather data to users over the Twitter social network. Most attempts have either been weak or just lacking any personal traction to provide any relevant value to the average Twitter user.
Today, I am proud to present a project put together by Tweeteorology. Using the WeatherBug [...]

First brought to public light during the WeatherBug API contest, Cranial Tap Inc. has officially released their latest concept into the wilds of the virtual world known as Second Life.
Enter the WeatherBug powered weather panel for Second Life!

The motivation for Cranial Tap to develop a weather panel was pretty straight [...]

WeatherBug for Google’s Android is ready to roll for T-Mobile G1 users and as you can see from the video above, it was clearly created with the user in mind. The initial launch has been fantastic. As of this writing, WeatherBug is welcoming roughly 500 new users a day with [...]

Over the past month and a half or so, we have had some tremendous API submissions  before the API contest came to an end. Some of the API apps created were designed for localized installation, while in other cases API submitters used server side solutions powered by such programming languages as PHP.
Today, I would like [...]