ASMR Programming - Weather App With Javascript - No Talking

Hello Everyone ✨I am starting a new series following the challenge of 100 days of code. i will create random apps, web apps, and all things that you need to know about javascript 😎

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day 10 - 100 days javascript coding ⚜️

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In this tutorial, I am gonna showing to you how to code a weather app with javascript. in this tutorial also we use a weather api and we get data from api❗️

source of all projects also will upload in AsmrProg github page :

with this coding bootcamp you will learn how to be an javascript developer✅
Follow my 100 days of javascript playlist i will upload video's of javascript projects in it for easier access and video's in this playlist sorted by day 1 to day 100 😉

Every week i will update this playlist ✅

Video Contents :

00:00 - Intro (100 days of code - day 10)
00:48 - Warming fingers
01:00 - Main codes
01:11 - Api Key
02:09 - Html coding
04:30 - Main styles
04:50 - Container styles
05:31 - Search box
07:28 - Weather box
10:35 - Not found
11:22 - Animations
12:04 - Main js codes
12:42 - Search function
19:25 - Fix bugs
20:00 - Final result

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[AsmrProg]

New video has been uploaded according to your vote in community page, Day 10 of 100 days coding! Please LIKE video to support my channel 😉🙏

[Hydrozoa]

Never occured to me that ASMR could be an avenue for programming videos, but this was quite enjoyable!

[codenana]

Now THIS is high quality content. I think I've found my favourite side of YouTube

[mwprogrammer]

This is both relaxing and educational at the same time.

[ThomasFirsich]

Just wanted to say thanks for the video! I used this as a tutorial to get introduced into more serious programming. I was able to program my first scripts in html, css, and js. I also was able to do my first attempt at pulling data from APIs. Thank you so much and I look forward to your other projects!

[TekcrisOTV]

Everything he goes on notepad++ its like a flashbang

[ElterSouza]

Vanilla JS, I miss programming like this. Sometimes I do exactly what you're doing in this video. Just plain, straight to business code. Pure and classic joy. You got one more subscriber. <3

[jhonm]

No way, theres a channel like this. I love asmr and Im just now starting to learn web dev, very cool.

[mattlau]

Great stuff! This is so valuable. Great examples and easy way to learn while enjoying the ASMR

[cortesvalenciaalvarojesus]

currently studying javascript, you are one of my greatest inspiration. Love your code <3

[priyamsrivastava]

Dude I came across your video for the first time and instantly hit the subscribe button. This right here is epic content you are providing. Literally amazing! It was so satisfying and the sky background of the IDE is just amazing. Thank you so much and I hope you keep on making these beautiful videos! Cheers bro!

[mayankbehl]

I've learnt so much, since this was an asmr video and had no explanation I had to go and figure out stuff.
Thanks for the content.

[ayaneyokoya]

dude this just popped up in my recommended and i think ASMR programming has got to be my new favorite thing on youtube

[shivanidubey]

Love the way, you simplified the coding. Thanks a lot.

[nahuelleiva]

Nice video! And the application has really good and smooth animations, very cool.
One thing: if you know the weather values in the JSON response will potentially never change, then you could just have an enumerable with the path to the images for each weather type. That way you can remove the switch/case statement and do something like weatherEnum[weather] to get the img path, otherwise it will return empty just like the default case in the switch/case statement IIRC. Thanks for the content!

[blunkir]

I've learnt more watching these types of videos than a whole hour-long lecture. Thanks!!

[AustinThomasFilms]

I loved this! I was worried about following a tutorial without any explanation but this really helped introduce me to javascript for web dev.

[SuperDebangan]

Most satisfying video ever!! Instant motivation :)

[andygamer_]

Absolutely lovely! I want to thank you from Italy for uploading beautiful videos like this one! Keep going!

[shakikhan]

Who came to this video because of the keyboard😂😂