Python GUI Weather App Build
Budget: ₹12,500 – ₹37,500 INR
I’m putting together a small, student-budget project and need a Python developer who can walk me through building a Windows-ready weather application. The core requirements are straightforward:
• Use the OpenWeatherMap API to pull live temperature, humidity, current condition, and location data.
• Present that data through a simple, clean GUI so the interface looks professional yet remains beginner-friendly.
• Organise the codebase with a clear folder structure, thorough inline comments, and a short write-up (or markdown file) explaining how everything fits together so I can understand and extend it later.
I’m happy for you to choose your preferred GUI toolkit—Tkinter, PyQt, or another lightweight option—as long as setup steps are clearly documented. Please also include any environment files or requirements.txt necessary for quick installation.
Deliverables I’d like to receive:
1. Fully commented Python source code organised in logical modules.
2. A concise setup guide covering API key registration, library installation, and how to launch the app on Windows.
3. Screenshots (or a brief screencast) showing the finished interface in action.
My timeline is tight, so the sooner you can start, the better. If you can provide periodic check-ins or a short demo video while developing, that would help ensure we stay aligned.
• Use the OpenWeatherMap API to pull live temperature, humidity, current condition, and location data.
• Present that data through a simple, clean GUI so the interface looks professional yet remains beginner-friendly.
• Organise the codebase with a clear folder structure, thorough inline comments, and a short write-up (or markdown file) explaining how everything fits together so I can understand and extend it later.
I’m happy for you to choose your preferred GUI toolkit—Tkinter, PyQt, or another lightweight option—as long as setup steps are clearly documented. Please also include any environment files or requirements.txt necessary for quick installation.
Deliverables I’d like to receive:
1. Fully commented Python source code organised in logical modules.
2. A concise setup guide covering API key registration, library installation, and how to launch the app on Windows.
3. Screenshots (or a brief screencast) showing the finished interface in action.
My timeline is tight, so the sooner you can start, the better. If you can provide periodic check-ins or a short demo video while developing, that would help ensure we stay aligned.