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Merry Sky looks great. You've really captured that nice line between detail and 'at-a-glance' that made Dark Sky a pleasure to use. Thanks! On my Desktop, I us
by O1111OOO 4y ago
Merry Sky looks great. You've really captured that nice line between detail and 'at-a-glance' that made Dark Sky a pleasure to use. Thanks!
On my Desktop, I use accuweather and occasionally https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/ https://www.timeanddate.com/weather/ - among so many others. None really gave me a UI that I felt comfortable using. Always clicking to get additional data or overloaded with non-vital information.
On Android - after the Dark Sky fiasco - I settled on Yr[0] eventually.
Merry Sky looks poised to replace my Desktop weather links already (I use my own local custom home page). On Android, the (home icon) link leads to a really nice looking "Android App". Yr will be harder to replace but Merry Sky has already found a home here (just need time to verify its accuracy).
[0] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&gl=US https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.nrk.yr&gl=U...
- guillohm 4y agoThanks, I'm really shooting for that sweet spot on information density. I think it's in a good shape to be shared now but I'll be iterating on it based on feedback and my own ideas going forward. Yr looks really nice too but I don't carry a droid day to day. I'd like to keep merrysky as a lightweight alternative on the web and have the same experience regardless of the platform/OS