We can create many things, applications, games and much more with JavaScript and it's framework. JavaScript has many frameworks like react, node, pug, e, etc... but we will learn about React JS in this blog post. React JS is one of the most famous frameworks mainly used for designing the dynamic website in a easy manner. Let's get on to the title "How to build Weather app in React JS?"
What is React JS?
React JS is a JavaScript library created by Jordon Walke who is a software engineer at Facebook i.e. it is by default created and maintained by Facebook. Its initial name was `FaxJS` which was later changed to React. It is a open-source cross platform library of JS which is run by Node PM or npm which is the default package manager for React JS and node JS both. Later on Yarn package manager was introduced as an alternative to npm which is faster and easier to use as compare to NPM for importing and installing libraries in react JS.
Weather app data structure
Weather app or Weather web application which is used by people to see daily and current weather of the particular place. There are already many famous weather details checking applications. To find the temperature, windspeed, Forecast, Humidity. In backend the API which the website is using is either updated automatically by machines or Manually by a staff according to the weather conditions. We can create the application using API provided by certain companies for public use. We can name the instance and can fetch the data from it and show it in the front end.
Like this, we can create a weather application for the front-end user and design it accordingly.
What is Data-Structure?
The data structure, data organization, management, and storage format that facilitates profitable access and flexibility. More precisely, the data structure is a collection of data values, relationships between them, and functions or functions that can be used in data.
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