A Simple Weather Web App

Hello Dev's,
I created a Simple Weather Web App using HTML, CSS, Javascript, and openweather API.

openweather API is a great data source for live weather reports. I am using this API because it is easy to implement and it is free to use (open source).

Demo - images

App Link:- https://arwazkhan189.github.io/Weather-app/
Code Link:- https://github.com/arwazkhan189/Weather-app
OpenWeather API Link:- https://openweathermap.org/

Comments

[Amin]

Well done! Careful mate when exposing your credentials since they can be abused by malicious persons. Nothing fancy, but worse that can happen is your account getting blocked or banned. Just a friendly reminder for client app security.

[Arwaz Khan]

Thanks, I will take care of that.

[Mateusz Sowa]

You should at least hide your API key. I suggest using another .js module for that and .gitignore not to upload it.
Why do you declare variables using both ES5 and ES6 syntax? :) If you know ES6 it is better to stick with it :)
Apart from that nice design! Your app looks really decent :)

[Sam]

Woah great for me, as a begineer I'll learn from it and try soon :)
Was awesome and the images changed onClick after I enter a number, right?

[Arwaz Khan]

Thanks
No, you have to enter a city name then according to the weather condition of that city the background images will change.
Images might not be good as I am not professional at that. They all are stock images.

[Sam]

Okay I've to look for city where there is rain .
Rest were good :)

[CERTOS]

Nice work! It's inspired to see all your works and I am glad to a part of this DEV community.

[Arwaz Khan]

yup!, Dev.to (DEV community) is a great platform to show your skills and learn something that changes your thinking.
I learn many things from here and share my experience. I have done many mistakes but the people of this community are so helpful and they help us in the right way.
Feeling great to join Dev.to 🙂

Thanks for appreciating my work. 🙏🙏🙏

[Fahri]

It's great

[Arwaz Khan]

Thanks 🙏

[0xKali]

Great work!! I did go through the github, but I noticed that some confidential data was left in the open. Not great from a security standpoint.