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Build a Weather App from Scratch with Next.js

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2 November 2021

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In this tutorial, we’ll be building a weather app. Users will be able to check the weather, and the data will be presented in a user-friendly UI. You’ll learn how to create a wireframe, build components, work with states, use service functions, add responsiveness, and deploy the app.

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In this tutorial, we’ll be building a weather app. Users will be able to check the weather across the world, and the data will be presented in a user-friendly UI.

You’ll learn how to create a wireframe, design an app, create components, work with states, use service functions, add responsiveness and deploy the app.

We’ll use NextJS and OpenWeatherMap API as our stack. NextJS is a React framework created by Vercel to build scalable static and dynamic websites and web applications. OpenWeatherMap is an online data platform that provides historical, current and forecasted weather data via efficient APIs.

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Madars Biss

Madars Biss (also known as Madza) is a passionate software developer and content creator for SitePoint.
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