
Build a weather app in React.js that fetches city weather data from an API, with Delhi as the default and dynamic temperature and icon updates for new cities.
Set up a weather app project by opening a folder on the desktop, launching the terminal, and running a command to create a package.json and install packages.
Open the weather app project, review folders like node, public, and src, start the React app with npm start, and replace the default content with an h1 to begin building.
Build the user interface for a React 3D weather app by creating a container with date, city, weather image, temperature, and a message, then set up API integration.
Build a React.js weather app by binding the current date, fetching data from the open weather map API, and displaying temperature, description, and a condition-based image.
Welcome to React JS Masterclass, one single course to start your React journey as a beginner step-by-step. This course touches on each and every important topic through concept explanation, documentation, and implementation. The entire course is designed for beginners with one goal in mind, to learn concepts and build React projects.
Throughout the course, we will explore the most important React topics step-by-step:
JSX and components
State and props
Event handling
Built-in hooks (e.g. useState, useEffect, useCallback)
Working with forms, validations, and handling form data.
Client-side routing with React Router
Work with multiple API and handle data for projects
DOM manipulation and manipulating the Virtual DOM
Server-side rendering
Best practices for structuring and organizing React projects
Other Concepts:
Weather data Binding third partyy websites api.
Logic building how to extract data through weather API.
How to implement 3d Icons and change based on Logic.
How to extract different parameters from an API .
How to use open weather map API to represent weather data .
DOM manipulation and manipulating the Virtual DOM
Work with multiple API and handle data for projects
How to handles error also using try catch.
Work with multiple API and handle data for projects
DOM manipulation and manipulating the Virtual DOM
Server-side rendering
Best practices for structuring and organizing React projects