Using the Darksky API with PHP

Overview

Learn to create an interactive weather forecast website using PHP and the Darksky API. The course covers setting up the project, fetching forecasts for any location, converting temperature formats, and displaying hourly and weekly forecasts. Students will enhance their skills in PHP, JSON, HTML, and CSS. The teaching method includes practical demonstrations and coding exercises. This course is designed for individuals with a basic understanding of web development looking to integrate weather data into their projects.

Syllabus

Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 1: Introduction.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 2: Getting the API Key.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 3: Creating a Starter Page.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 4: Displaying Your First Live Forecast.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 5: Rounding Numbers.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 6: Displaying an Hourly Forecast.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 7: Displaying a Weekly Forecast.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 8: Creating Partial Files.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 9: Creating a Search Form.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 10: Using the Google Geolocation API.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 11: Handling Missing Locations.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 12: Commenting Our Code.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 13: Excluding Data.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 14: Converting to Celsius.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 15: Automatic Format Conversion.
Using the Darksky API with PHP, Part 16: Adding Weather Icons.