I forgot how much I hate HTML & JS

[Tracy]

Working on trying to create a widget for the site using HTML and JS to pull weather (astro related) data in from a remote service (WeatherStack) and using CloudFlare GeoIP for geolocation of the user based upon their IP.
I have forgotten how much I hated dealing with HTML and JS integration since it's been a few years since I've done it. And I can't really "play" with it much as the weather API provider limits the number of calls on their free tier and I'm too cheap to pay for a few months of the service just to see if I can get it working.

I'm getting close using some sample code, but still have to get the CloudFlare GeoIP to work instead of the geolocation service I have coded currently.

Honestly... I'm almost tempted to see about engaging a 3rd party do to it as it should be fairly simple to do for those familiar with it. It's been about 8 years since I did anything like it.

 

[Jason]

I love that stuff, but it's been years since I've messed with it. I took a university web design course around 2015.

 

[Nebulous]

HTML isn't so bad when it comes to coding. I get confused with everything else.

 

[Tracy]

HTML isn't so bad when it comes to coding. I get confused with everything else.

Plain HTML isn't bad. It's when you are using JS with it and pulling various data in from the JS to display in the HTML that it gets fun.. especially when you've gotten older and your brain isn't as agile as it once was.