feat: Create basic weather app for Cologne #38
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This commit introduces a simple web application that displays the current weather conditions for Cologne, Germany. It includes: - `index.html`: The main HTML page with structure and basic styling. - `script.js`: JavaScript to fetch current temperature, humidity, and wind speed from the Open-Meteo API and display it on the page. The application fetches data from `api.open-meteo.com`. If the API call fails, a user-friendly error message is displayed.
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This commit introduces a simple web application that displays the current weather conditions for Cologne, Germany.
It includes:
index.html: The main HTML page with structure and basic styling.script.js: JavaScript to fetch current temperature, humidity, and wind speed from the Open-Meteo API and display it on the page.The application fetches data from
api.open-meteo.com. If the API call fails, a user-friendly error message is displayed.