Today we have yet another PHP entry for the WeatherBug API contest going on right now. This PHP related entry is called the PHP WeatherBug Wrapper. This PHP application allows its users to take the existing wrapper and then build their own frontend for it, possibly to be used on their own web server. One [...]
In this WeatherBug API contest entry, we have a PHP application that could potentially be a very strong fit for existing CMS systems such as Drupal or WordPress. This application is called the PHP Weather Widget and I have to say, it presents a lot of possibilities. Want to add it to your we site? [...]
Today I wanted to highlight one of the WeatherBug API contest entries that was submitted recently. It is called the Internet Weather Display and it was also submitted into a contest for a contest that featured an Ethernet interface chip that includes a TCP/IP stack built in. Basically, it is [...]
Today I was alerted to WeatherBug’s API contest receiving press in the Programmable Web blog. Some of the highlights include:
How the WeatherBug API provides access to over 8,000 weather tracking stations.
How developers can use the API to display live weather conditions, daily forecasts, United States camera images and severe weather alerts.
That the API is available [...]
If you happened to be at BREW2008, you likely heard about interviews being done with various attendees with Dave Graveline to discuss what projects they are working on within the BREW world. One of those attendees, happened to be WeatherBug’s own Chris Brozenick from WeatherBug Mobile. Click the image below to open a new window [...]
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