See it in action here: https://beesmart.github.io/fcc-weatherAPI/
An Angular 4 app which uses HTML5's Geolocation data to grab a weather report for your area. It also allows switching the temperature value between Celsius & Farenheit.
It's a project which is inspired by FCC's project map: https://www.freecodecamp.org/challenges/show-the-local-weather
I originally built it in jQuery but wanted to try it out in Angular...
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