💻 #38: Build a weather app with an autocomplete search 🌤🌡

Learn how to create a search bar with autocomplete

Hey there! 👋

Welcome to this weekend’s newsletter! There are certain features of web applications that were at one time “nice-to-haves” but nowadays they’re expected in a modern application by users. Such as mobile responsiveness, skeleton loading, and an autocomplete search.

In this newsletter, we’re going to learn how easy it is to implement autocomplete search in your application.

Tutorial of the week:

Length: 1.5 hours

This weekend’s tutorial was created by Code With Sloba. I really like his style and pace of videos. Let me know what you think!

What you’ll learn:

• React.js 🌐

• Using multiple APIs

• Autocomplete search 🔍

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3 creative projects of the week:

1. Should I Speed?

The answer is always no. But here’s some inspiration for a simple web application project you could build in a weekend.

Check it out!

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2. One Square Minesweeper

If you ever played minesweeper, you’ll know how frustrating it can be to lose. How about ending the year with a little confidence booster? With this cool project, you can win every minesweeper game you play. Shout out to Tim Holman for this project.

Check it out!

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3. Rock, Paper, Scissors

HTML, CSS, JavaScript

What I like about codepen is that you can easily read the code and see what’s being shown on the frontend.

Take a second to read through some of the Javascript code in this codepen. One task of a frontend developer will be making changes to other developers’ existing code. Play around with this codepen and make some changes!

Check it out!

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That’s all folks!

I hope you enjoyed this weekend’s edition of Weekend Web Dev!

I also hope these three projects give you inspiration for your future projects, portfolio, or just something cool to play around with for a bit.

Share your tutorial progress with me on Twitter! I’d love to see what you’re making.

Your fellow weekend warrior,

Devan