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Stuart Regan
Degreees is finally here! The fun, simplistic way to find out the temperature where you are.
Featuring a responsive design for your iPhone, adding the website to your homescreen allows easy, pleasant access to a mini-forecast of the weather.
If you find any bugs, or want any additional features, you might even want to just say 'hello' — Contact us.
Follow us on Twitter: Stuart and Oleg.
about 1 year ago
This is Awesome! Great work man.
about 1 year ago
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Remko Dijksma
wow this is awesome!
about 1 year ago
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Yummygum
Now, all this needs are some weather icons. Nah, kidding. Looks good!
about 1 year ago
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Stuart Regan
@Yummygum Imageless! :)
about 1 year ago
Amazing work! :D
about 1 year ago
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Victor Coulon
Wooh, I love it!
about 1 year ago
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Donald. ♕
Love it Stuart, does the color change depending on Temperature?
about 1 year ago
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Stuart Regan
@Donald. ♔ It does.
about 1 year ago
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Máximo Gavete
Oh boy, it's awesome work. Congrats!
about 1 year ago
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Christian Dalonzo
Nice and simple!
about 1 year ago
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Donald. ♕
Oh @Stuart You tease!
about 1 year ago
Really nice work. It's a shame more people aren't creating web apps that feel as good as native.
about 1 year ago
A simple and beautiful web app.
Great work guys :)
about 1 year ago
Simple, clean, crisp and looks gorgeous!
Well done!
12 months ago
Seriously, this is amazing. Everything about it. The iOS integration, the design, the creativity. My hat goes off to you! One of those things that you look at and go, dang, why did I not think of that?
12 months ago
Maybe I've been jailbroken for too long, but isn't a full weather system like this built in to the notification center?
12 months ago
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Stuart Regan
@Erik Binggeser Yes, there is a default weather app...
12 months ago
So just swiping down from the top of the screen, no matter what app someone might currently be in on their phone, gives them a full week of highs and lows and the forecast for each day. I don't understand why anyone would choose a web app with significantly less usefulness over that, no matter how damn good the web app looks.
12 months ago
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Stuart Regan
@Erik Binggeser If you're after a pitch, selling you the idea of using Degreees, you wont get one off of me - I haven't made this to be profitable, I'm not forcing people to use this, I made it for fun and for people to simply get the weather.
You should ask the 14k+ unique users that have used it why they made the choice to use it over swiping down on their screen.
12 months ago
This is stunning! I'm really sad that it doesn't work on my S3. Doesn't stop me perving over it on my desktop though :P
5 months ago