Build A Weather App Using HTML, CSS and JavaScript

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00:00 Intro
01:19 HTML
13:00 CSS
26:00 JavaScript and OpenWeather API

In this video, we will learn how to build a weather app using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

We'll learn how to use HTML to structure your app's layout, CSS to style it and make it responsive, and JavaScript to fetch data from OpenWeather API and dynamically update the user interface based on the user's location.

By the end of this video, you will have a complete weather app that you can use as a template for future projects. I hope you enjoy this tutorial and find it informative and helpful. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe to the channel for more web development tutorials!

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[StephenGutu-gv]

i finally completed the project thankyou so much for the tutorial

[lauren]

This was a lot of fun to do and learn from, thank you!! ✨

[akhilmishra]

Hey man, This was really very helpful in terms of getting to know about the nitty-gritty details. Also explanation of HTML CSS AND JS was on point.
Just a small request when I searched for Delhi India it wasn't giving the correct output, I believe the time zone properties needs to be changed.
if you could help in this, that will be great ! :) : )

[negvanyan]

Very informative. Appreciate the video!!!

[lucianodiaz]

Hi ¿how it's going? when you change temperture celcius to fahrenheit the time changes too ¿why is the reason?

[kaluvincentchigozie]

Nice video bruh, i am going to try this.

[sosalbasnet]

How can you put a weathericon by using api?

[BrainBuster]

Can you help my code isn't working