Welcome to this step-by-step tutorial where we'll build a real-time weather application using Rust. Whether you're a Rust beginner or looking to add another project to your portfolio, this tutorial is designed to guide you through the process of creating a Weather App from scratch.

In this video, we'll cover Rust programming concepts, asynchronous programming with Tokio, and API interactions using the reqwest crate. You'll learn how to handle asynchronous tasks, make HTTP requests, and deserialize JSON responses—all while building a practical weather forecasting application.

🚀 Key Topics Covered:

1. Setting up a new Rust project
2. Using external crates (reqwest, serde)
3. Asynchronous programming with Tokio
4. Making API requests to retrieve weather data
5. Deserializing JSON responses
6. Displaying weather information in the console

🔗 GitHub Repository:
Link to the GitHub Repository with code
https://github.com/Jenifer-TheCoder/B...

🕒 Timestamps:

00:00​ - Introduction
00:35 - Setting up OpenWeatherMap API Keys
01:30 - Setting up the Rust project
03:45 - Importing modules and Initialization
05:00 - Rust Traits Introduction
05:56 - Asynchronous Main Function
06:36 - Ownership & Borrowing in Rust
09:10 - Fetch Weather Data Function
13:49 - Displaying weather information
14:17 - Output of the applicati
📚 Resources:

Rust Documentation: link-to-rust-docs
Tokio Documentation: link-to-tokio-docs
reqwest Crate Documentation: link-to-reqwest-docs
serde Crate Documentation: link-to-serde-docs

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