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whatamp;#39;s going on guys in this video iamp;#39;m going to show you how we can create a basically an api proxy server or relay server using node.js and the main reason i want to do this is to show you how we can hide our public api keys by using our own server because in a lot of cases when you use a third-party api like the github api or twitter or in our case weamp;#39;re going to be using open weather map a lot of times you need to include your api key directly in the url when you make your request so here i have a very simple just client-side vanilla javascript weather app that uses open weather and we can just put in a city and it just you know gets the the temperature but i want to show you if i open up my source code here and i look in my main js youamp;#39;ll see that in this fetch weather function iamp;#39;m making a request directly to open weather map and i have my api key or my app id directly in my client-side code which you really donamp;#39;t want to do