Corona Geek #34 – Hanging out with Climate Clock’s Ben Wong

Corona Geek #34 – Hanging out with Climate Clock’s Ben Wong

Corona GeekThis week, we hung out with Climate Clock’s, Ben Wong. Climate Clock is a beautifully designed iOS weather app that puts the temperature on your home screen. Ben describes himself as a designer who is interested in app development. He has a background in designing websites and used the creation of Climate Clock to expand his skills into app development. Climate Clock was built in 8 weeks while Ben developed his own back end web server, taught himself Lua, and Corona SDK. Climate Clock uses a third party API to provide weather information. The app is very elegant in it’s design and has been written about by Lifehacker, CNET, and TUAW. Climate Clock soared to the #1 weather app spot in the App Store, in a dozen countries, in March of this year.

Also joining us on the developer panel were Dr. Brian Burton, Dean Murphy, Ed Maurina, and Matthew Chapman.

Be sure to watch/listen to the full hangout for more information and check out Climate Clock.

 


 

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Thank you for watching, we’ll see you on next week’s Corona Geek hangout!

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Charles McKeever
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Charles McKeever is a life long computer geek who enjoys exploring technologies to understand how they work, how they can be smashed together, and how they can be used to fuel entrepreneurial endeavors.

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