A Simple Weather App in TypeScript

Happy Sunday, my fellow nerds. If you've been keeping up with my posts (all 4 of you - thank you!) then you know I've been experimenting with TypeScript (and Vite) recently. This past week I decided to try building a real "app", and of course by app I mean something incredibly small, but a bit "real world"-ish to kind of get a feel for what the development process felt like. I decided on a fairly simple weather application. The application would prompt you for a location. That location gets geocoded to longitude and latitude values. With those values, I'd grab a simple weather forecast. After you add one, you can add another, and delete as well. Finally, all the values are stored in local storage so that on reload you get the same values loaded immediately. If you actually want to see this - you can head over to https://weather-app-ts-vite-alpine.netlify.app/. The complete source may be found here: https://github.com/cfjedimaster/typescript-stuff/tree/main/weather-demo. Now let me dig…