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As an Apple user, it's always a bit bittersweet seeing announcements like this. It often means we'll see some nice upgrades to Apple services, but I feel bad fo
by ogre_codes 7y ago
As an Apple user, it's always a bit bittersweet seeing announcements like this. It often means we'll see some nice upgrades to Apple services, but I feel bad for the non-Apple consumers of this info. It's not just Android, but 3rd party iOS apps benefit from the Dark Sky API as well (I use Carrot Weather which uses it for some of their feeds).
Aside from that, it's good to see a great team get some well deserved rewards for their notoriously great product. I just wish there were a better way for great devs to get rewarded.
- morpheuskafka 7y agoIt was only last year that Carrot lost access to the IBM Weather Underground API, and now they will have to replace Dark Sky too. I'm guessing a brand new Catalyst Weather app is coming in iOS 14.