Building a Weather App using Javascript

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Great tutorial. Very explicit and helpful. I will be checking out more of your videos and subscribing to your channel!

drumguy

This really helped me understand the code behind simpleweather js. Thank you for the help!

Durkee

I followed the tutorial and everythhing works great! Thanks a lot!

xZaGaMeRx

Thank you, I followed along and everything worked fine!
Did it on OS X using Sublime 2.

lukehero

How do you like using Brackets as your text editor? Have you used any other ones? I currently use sublime!

jakemendala

Very nice! How would you enter a search bar if someone wants to see the weather in different cities?

vitran

Thank you very much, very well explained!

hmlh

quick question +Upamanyu Das I got it working, its cool, only, on the city, instead of reading Diamond Bar, CA, it reads Neptune, whats up with that?

Edit: Also, just noticed it changed from Neptune to Denver? any tips would be helpful, thank you!

johnramirezgfx

Hello,
Do you know if it is possible to make a rule that call a specific background of the site, if a specific weather.code is called? If so, how?
Thanks..

martinskjdtdein

thank you for this video! How about I only need one predefined geolocation?

oemschutz

in the javascript file line10 inside method setInterval you send the paramerter "getWeather", where did you initilaized this param?
i dont see it in the code,
i got error from Console:
"Uncaught ReferenceError: getWeather is not defined"

maoravitan

To anyone using this, the final code is broken. Here's what is wrong:
- 'getWeather' function is undefined and no it is not in the simpleWeather plugin. As well, if you put the 'loadWeather' function through setInterval method it will not work since it requires the location parameters to be passed through. And you cannot just do this: setInterval(loadWeather(location), 10000).

Instead you can:
- Set a global variable, 'x'.
- Have the geolocation if statement assign 'position.coords.latitude + ', ' + position.coords.longitude;' to that global variable.
- Then in the next line run the function as 'loadWeather(x);
- Lastly set the setInterval as an anon function running loadWeather, like this: setInterval( function() { loadWeather(x); }, 10000);

jebbush

this is a website not an app how to change ?

rantly

hello I have no mistake, but it does not work when I look or there is a mistake I do not find
(anonymous) app.js:3 + ', ' + position.coords.longitude);

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