Westmont vs Boom.API

Experience the New Westmont App – Rebuilt by Students, for the Westmont Community Developed by current Westmont students using the latest technologies, this updated app brings exciting new features and a smoother, more reliable experience. What’s New: Daily Dining Commons (DC) Menu Event Calendar with Chapel livestreams Easy access to “Take Your Professor to Lunch” sign-up Plus numerous small improvements and fixes Once Logged In: View your Course Schedule Track Chapel Attendance and Skips Access Student, Faculty, and Staff Directories Explore your Profile and Roommate Info Quickly request a “Take Your Professor to Lunch” appointment Watch Athletic Streams and explore other Westmont resources This app was proudly rebuilt by the Center for Applied Technology Lab (CATLab) Mobile Development team: Brycyn Gossett and David Ponce de Leon, under the guidance of Staff Software Engineer Charles Ryu.

Boom tells you what weather apps don't: whether you'll actually hear a sonic boom from a returning rocket booster. When a booster does a Return to Launch Site (RTLS) landing, it hits the ground with a boom that carries for miles. Boom figures out who's in the blast zone and warns you before it happens. WHAT BOOM DOES • Tracks upcoming launches from Vandenberg SFB, Cape Canaveral, and Kennedy Space Center • Calculates whether the sonic boom will reach your location based on the booster's descent corridor • Counts down to launch so you know exactly when to step outside • Shows an interactive flight path map with the sonic boom wave corridor • Sends push notifications before launch so you don't miss it PERSONALIZED PREDICTIONS Turn on location-based predictions and Boom tells you how far you are from the boom corridor, how loud it'll be (Loud / Audible / Faint), and whether the weather will affect how far the sound carries. NOTIFICATIONS Get notified 24 hours before, 1 hour before, or right at launch, your call. You'll also get an alert if a launch reschedules within that 24-hour window. Not every launch produces a sonic boom. Boom filters out ocean landings and only shows you what's actually relevant to where you are.