Explore the OpenWeatherMap APIs in Python to get weather data, air pollution data, use the Geocoding API, and integrate these features into a Django web application.
Beginner
11 Lessons
1h 30min
Explore the OpenWeatherMap APIs in Python to get weather data, air pollution data, use the Geocoding API, and integrate these features into a Django web application.
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Course Overview
This course is a practical guide on how to use the OpenWeatherMap APIs to retrieve current and forecast weather data for a specific location. You will learn how to get weather forecasts for 5 days, with data after every 3-hour interval. Moreover, you will learn how to get the current, forecast, and historical air pollution data for a specific location. This course also introduces the Geocoding API, which is a simple tool to get geographical coordinates by using the name of the location, and vice versa. You...Show More
What You'll Learn
Get a working knowledge of OpenWeatherMap APIs and their endpoints.
Develop a deep understanding of location-based weather data and forecasts using OpenWeatherMap APIs.
Generate current indices and historical weather and pollution data using OpenWeatherMap APIs.
Get hands-on experience building a functional Python application using OpenWeatherMap APIs and Django.
What You'll Learn
Get a working knowledge of OpenWeatherMap APIs and their endpoints.
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Course Content
Introduction
Current & Forecast Weather Data Collection
Other Weather API's Collection
APIs Integration in Django
Conclusion
Appendix
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