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Ask HN: What do you think about my first coding project?

14 pointsby kmackabout 12 years ago
I've been teaching myself to code over the last couple of months and finally, this past weekend, decided to put my mind to actually trying to build something! So this is my first little project, Clearli a quick and simple weather app.<p>Please let me know what you think!<p>http://clearli.herokuapp.com/

6 comments

lognabout 12 years ago
Looks nice and good that you can now build a full app. Two things, you have a bug as it's 73 degrees F where I am and the site says 0. Also, keep in mind that a large part of coding is the quality of the source itself. To that end, there are many books on the subject such as Clean Code.
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joonixabout 12 years ago
I actually really like this. The natural language of the weather and the comparison to yesterday is helpful in understanding how I need to approach the day. This is impressive for a first project after only a few months! Mind sharing your recommended resources for learning?
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powatomabout 12 years ago
Seems pretty nice, but the background is repeating vertically here. It'd be good to be able to set my location manually too, it thinks I'm in London but I'm up North in Liverpool.
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dan-gabout 12 years ago
I enjoy how it's really clean. Have you thought about using bullet points instead of full sentences? It may be easier to get all of the information in one glance.
ColinWrightabout 12 years ago
Clickable: <a href="http://clearli.herokuapp.com/" rel="nofollow">http://clearli.herokuapp.com/</a>
jcutrellabout 12 years ago
Nice job.<p>Try doing this to make the background prettier (albeit a bit more demanding on performance):<p>background-size: cover;