AngularJS - Weather Application

Fetch weather data and represent loading, stale data, units, and API failures.

How it works

A weather client needs a trusted data source, location consent, units, freshness indicators, and error handling. Show when data was retrieved and avoid implying forecasts are guaranteed.

Practice checklist

• Use examples that match the AngularJS version in the existing application.
• Keep user input, asynchronous states, and failures visible and understandable.
• Test keyboard access and validate important rules on the server.
• Review dependency support and migration needs before production changes.

Further reading: Tutorialspoint: AngularJS - Weather Application · Official AngularJS developer guide · Migration guide.

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