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Nice page. A couple of comments: I would prefer not to have #000 on #fff. Where does your data come from? That's not immediately clear or easy to find. Maybe
by mtinkerhess 17y ago
Nice page. A couple of comments:
I would prefer not to have #000 on #fff.
Where does your data come from? That's not immediately clear or easy to find. Maybe this could go in a FAQ.
What does the "use Manhattan" part mean in "Leave Comment
use Manhattan" (for example)? Why do some comments say "said this about New York"? Are those related? Looks like yes, but now the site thinks I'm from Villers-le-bouillet when I comment. Go figure.
Comments are easy to use. Nice.
I'm not sure I'm going to remember the url. The .info especially throws me off. Maybe if you dropped some vowels or something...
- JeremyChase 17y agoSorry about black on white.. I'm not much of a designer, so this is what I came up with. The 'use Manhattan' link will set your location. So if you click 'use Manhattan', when you comment, it will give that as your location in the comment attribution. The data is currently coming from the google weather API. I wrote a parser for the wunderground API as well, but the latency is so high that I went back to google. I may swith to NOAA for US IP's. Agreed, a FAQ is sorely missing from this little site.