Use Python Fastapi To Create A Weather Website

What you'll learn
Learning python web development
Understand API and calling api using python
Understand basic MVP pattern
Learn FastAPI and web development
Requirements
Some coding experience is required
Description
Course Description:This course will teach you how to use Python FastAPI to create a weather website or app that is both beautiful and functional. You will start by learning the basics of FastAPI, a modern web framework that is easy to learn and use.Then, you will learn how to use the Material Design Bootstrap library to create a stylish and responsive weather template. This library provides a wide range of pre-made components that you can use to quickly and easily build your website.Once you have the basic template in place, you will learn how to separate the data from the view using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. This pattern will help you to keep your code organized and easy to maintain.Finally, you will learn how to make external API calls in Python to get the weather data from a third-party source. By the end of this course, you will have all the skills you need to create a fully functional weather website or app.What you will learn:The basics of Python FastAPIHow to use the Material Design Bootstrap libraryHow to implement the Model-View-Controller patternHow to make external API calls in PythonHow to deploy your weather website or app to productionWho this course is for:This course is for anyone who wants to learn how to create a weather website or app using Python FastAPI. No prior experience with FastAPI, Material Design Bootstrap, or the MVC pattern is required. However, some basic knowledge of Python and web development will be helpful.
Who this course is for
Beginner python developers interested in api and web development
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