It is 2026 and I haven’t been doing much in the weather space for a while now, other than with my own home weather station. Instead I have been spending most of my time applying my DevOps skills to other endeavours.
It is 2026 and I haven’t been doing much in the weather space for a while now, other than with my own home weather station. Instead I have been spending most of my time applying my DevOps skills to other endeavours.
When creating a web site, oftentimes other people’s work is leveraged. In my case, I would like to acknowledge the tireless work that has been put in by Brian Underdown of weather34.com to create his wonderful weather template known as “weather34”. This template is what has been used to create the site at hastingsweather.com.au as well […]
The old weather site that has been provided for many years by Hastings Yacht Club at the address http://hastingsweather.com.au has now been replaced with a brand new site designed and implemented by WeatherSoft. The new site went live at 2pm on Monday 10 July 2017. Whilst the old site was: Serviced by data from an […]
WeatherSoft is up and running! A bit of background … I am a solutions architect with an interest in weather and weather stations. A few years ago, I set up a weather station at home to monitor the local weather and publish it to the internet so that I could see the conditions at home […]
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