Weather app using electron.js

I built a cross-platform desktop weather application using Electron.js, combining the flexibility of web technologies with the performance of native desktop apps. The app provides real-time weather information by integrating with a public weather API, delivering accurate forecasts and current conditions.

Key features include:

Real-Time Weather Data – Displays temperature, humidity, wind speed, and weather conditions for any city.

Search Functionality – Users can search by city name to quickly get up-to-date forecasts.

Dynamic UI – Weather icons and background themes change based on current conditions.

Cross-Platform Support – Runs smoothly on Windows, macOS, and Linux without modification.

Responsive Design – Interface adjusts seamlessly for different screen sizes and resolutions.

The project demonstrates my ability to build functional, visually appealing desktop apps using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript within the Electron framework, while leveraging external APIs for dynamic data. It also highlights skills in asynchronous data fetching, API integration, and user interface design.

This Electron-based weather app serves as a practical example of creating lightweight, interactive desktop software using modern JavaScript tools.