It's really pretty!

Some things that occurred to me:

• I wouldve wanted to know where the weather data is coming from. e.g. I know that the data from forecast.io is pretty acurate, so if youre using their API, I wouldve been more confident in buying the app.
• It is not possible to add a location within "Manage Locations"??
• the scrolling in the weather view feels weird at the bottom. Also, frankly, the scrolljacking there feels unnecessary and annoying.
• While scrolling around, I just found the notice "data provided by Forecast.io". This could've been more obvious in the store description (although I'm happy to see it :))

Overall I like it. But I'll have to use it for a few days before I can tell if it takes the crown from WeatherLine. The advantage I see in weatherline is, not having to scroll, and seeing hourly/daily within the same kind of representation. Thus my brain doesnt have to change from grid/line to list/table.

The watch app seems to be fairly snappy. I wish the glance would show the forecast, like the widget, as opposed to the current weather (#window ;))

You could've… posted it here :)

Regarding inspiration, both http://www.fromupnorth.com/ and http://abduzeedo.com regularly have very good photography posts or artist features.

Sketch + animations/transitions, maybe even interactive stuff?

See how it "shines"? :)

For HN there's an account which posts two links. One to the source and one for the comments.

Does anybody know if there is such a thing for DN?

Creepy-much?

Pretty cool!

Maybe because it works well on all devices but the iPhone. And on the iPhone there's the Apple Store app for that.

Or it just hasn't been a priority yet.

-> Pen and paper (or Paper on the iPad) for wireframing -> Sketch -> Code/Browser