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Add Dockerfile and Refactor Weather Alert Application: User Input for Dynamic Weather Alerts #85
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Hi @Amitabh-DevOps,
Thank you for your valuable contribution. We already have the project available in this repository. If you would like to contribute to the same project, please create a directory within the existing Weather Alert directory. I recommend using the following structure: Weather Alert/your-usrName/project-files
(excluding the project name, as that directory is already defined).
Thank you!
Yes i have done with changes which you have said , now review it
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directory. I recommend using the following structure: Weather
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directory is already defined).
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If there is any changes you want to suggest it please go ahead i have did not modified the existing code , i just created a dir with my username as you have told |
I think it is so long time done , please check my PR |
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Summary
This pull request introduces a Dockerfile for the weather alert application, streamlining the deployment process and ensuring consistent environments across different systems. Additionally, it refactors the application to include a user input form for city names, enabling dynamic weather alert checks based on user-defined locations. The application retrieves weather data in real-time, enhancing user engagement and usability.
However, the application is currently hosted on localhost, limiting its accessibility. Future work should focus on deploying the application to a cloud platform to allow users from various locations to access the service. Additionally, implementing AJAX could allow for real-time updates without requiring a page refresh, making the application more dynamic.
Suggestion: Consider developing this application using Django for better structure and scalability. I would be happy to assist in making improvements and implementing best practices in that framework.
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