How To Make Weather App Using JavaScript Step By Step Explained

Learn How To Make Weather App Using JavaScript Step By Step Explained | Create Weather App In HTML CSS and JavaScript
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In this video we will learn to create a Weather App for Website using HTML CSS and JavaScript. We will get the current weather data from Fess API fey from OpenWeatherMap and display the weather information like Temperature, Weather condition, Humidity and Wind Speed according to the city on our website or app.
We will display the weather info on website from Free API using JavaScript.
In this weather app we will add one search box where user can enter the city name and get the weather information of the particular city.

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[maheshsale]

Just finished building this app. It was really an awesome experience for a beginner. Everything is explained step by step, systematically. Thank you for your efforts.

[kevinvikan]

Great video, learning by practicing is so much better. Even if all you do is copying a few lines of code that you see in each lesson. It's much more effective than just taking notes.
I know this because I tried everything and the only way I could learn (and retain what I learned) was when I started doing that.
Once a friend suggested me a few books with interactive content, that made me practice what I learned at each chapter.
Edit: For those asking about the books I mentioned, these are the best ones:
"Javascript In Less than 50 Pages"
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[gomeztorricellygomez]

I just finished this one and I'll finish all 30 projects....you are a good teacher, god bless you

[UwasombaNnaemeka]

bro i have been watching your tutorials since you were easytutorials and i have learnt stuff like digital clock, calculator responsive login/signup page. Thank you for this

[justcodeandsmile]

Heyy man, thank you for this tutorial, I finished this project in approximately 4 hours of my time. I am currently specializing my skills in javascript, because I want to be a web developer someday and this project series of yours is one of the things that I am looking for. Thank you for your time and effort just to make this 30 projects and shared to your audience.🎉

[lakshmiprasannanadendla]

Clear cut and straight forward to the content. Best yet easy lecture Thanks a lot 🤗🤗🤗

[RahamathAliShaik-wp]

Just finished building this app. It was really good experience for a beginner. Everything is explained step by step, systematically. Thank you

[mubarik]

i just start learning JavaScript, i think so far your content is one of the best keeping up the good work and we love you so much

[chukwuemekandiukwu]

You are the best teacher ever in the world. You simplify things to the ground.

[vivekpspk]

Best Channel for hands on working with Javascript projects...Please do nodejs projects also...Thank you

[kimayagupta]

Amazing project for beginners, well explained.
completed it within 2 hours.
Thank you so much for this series.

(PS: the API key was activated within 10 to 15 minutes)

[Krrishgames]

00:02 Create a weather app using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
02:40 Automated webpage refresh after code changes
08:37 Creating weather app using JavaScript
12:07 Styling the weather details with CSS for better visibility.
18:13 Setting up API key and URL for weather app
21:48 How to display weather information in the browser console using JavaScript
27:41 Creating a weather app using JavaScript and fetching the city information from an API.
30:39 Updating weather information and images based on city input.
36:20 Adding error message for invalid city name input
39:05 Handling invalid city names and displaying error messages

[sirnicholas]

You are my best youtuber now. I developed my first web app with your tutorial

[sathyathappetla]

U did it very beautifully, just one thing is that we need u explain the code purpose while writing any line of code so that the newbies also can understand very easily. That helps a lot. Thank u

[hotclasher]

You are an awesome teacher, but when you said Germany is a city, it was too funny.

[adityarajsah]

Just finished the application, get to know about api in detail, finished this project within 2 hours, take 20 minutes time to revise and i get to know that everything i am able to understand.

Thank you for making this project.

[Raj-ijcw]

I have 1 query regarding API like How much time API taking for activation ?

[mmhoq]

সত্যিই খুবই চমৎকার একটি শিক্ষনীয় ভিডিও। বোঝানোর ক্ষমতা অসাধারণ-A very nice educational video indeed. The power of persuasion is extraordinary.

[GleristonCastro]

Great tutorial, I'll do the other 29... But a suggestion following the syntax you were using.

why use

if (data.weather[0].main == 'Clouds') {
weatherIcon.src = 'images/clouds.png'
} else if (data.weather[0].main == 'Clear') {
...
}

instead of

weatherIcon.src =

Remember to rename the first letter of each image you are going to use.

[babarshabbir]

"Excellent, easy-to-follow tutorial on creating a weather app with JavaScript! Highly recommend."