API Basics 4: Build a Personal Dashboard (Promise Rejection)

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API Basics 4: Build a Personal Dashboard (Promise Rejection)

Coursera · Beginner ·📊 Data Analytics & Business Intelligence ·1mo ago
Skills: API Design90%
In this course, you'll learn to create a dynamic, data-driven web dashboard using a combination of modern JavaScript, CSS, and API integrations. The course covers essential concepts like layout design with Flexbox, asynchronous JavaScript with Promises, and real-time data handling, including fetching cryptocurrency and weather data. Additionally, you’ll explore how to integrate user-friendly features, such as displaying the current time and weather information, while also learning to handle errors gracefully. Through completing hands-on challenges, you'll build your own responsive, personalised dashboard and deploy it as a Chrome extension.
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