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My first Weather app

AHMED (ZOZ) on November 24, 2024

Building a Simple Weather App with API Integration As I continue learning and improving my coding skills, I decided to build a basic weather app u...

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Nikola Perišić • Nov 25 • Edited

It looks great, but here are a few suggestions to make you a better writer:

Include a live demo link (or a GitHub repository) for easier access to your project
Add some emojis throughout the blog post to make it more engaging and visually appealing
Emphasize key points by bolding important parts of the text
Use code highlighting with triple backticks. This will add code highlighting like this:

if (onClick) {
onClick();
}

f you're curious to see it in action, check out my JavaScript blog post where I explore the Double Bang (!!), void operator, eval() function, and more. Dive into the details here.

Welcome to dev.to and keep writing 🧙‍♂️

Red Ochsenbein (he/him) • Nov 25

yeah, use those Emojs... sure fire way to get me to ignore your article

Nikola Perišić • Nov 25

Imagine judging the quality of an article based on a few emojis. Incredible how mentally restrictive that must be.
Pro tip: your time would be better spent learning how to build a website that doesn’t make people regret having internet access.

Have a good day! emoji emoji 😁

Red Ochsenbein (he/him) • Nov 26

Ignoring is not equal to judging. Don't you worry. There's enough content out there without distractions.

Rene Kootstra • Nov 26

@perisicnikola37 I also have a dislike of emojis in articles and trust me a lot of other people share that same opinion. The fact that you call that mentally restrictive tells a lot about who you are.

Nikola Perišić • Nov 26 • Edited

I don't like it when it's too much either, but I also think it's monotonous to read a raw text. Everyone has their own opinion and as you can see, the people who liked my comment like it, but there are still people who don't. And that's totally ok.
As I wrote -> Add some emojis

What's disappointing is that you and the person above write to me but don't have enough time to leave any advice for the author. I at least tried to help with four tips.

Greetings!

@retakenroots