Admin Product List

The video tutorial guides viewers through creating a product list screen in a web application. It begins with fixing navigation issues, then moves on to setting up the product list screen by creating necessary files and following naming conventions. The tutorial covers implementing product actions and handlers, enhancing the UI with buttons and headings, and setting up a table to map product data. Finally, it addresses testing and finalizing the product list screen, ensuring all functionalities work as intended.

What was the initial issue with the navigation that needed fixing?

• The product list was empty.

• The page was not loading.

• The admin panel was missing.

• The navigation was pointing to the wrong URL.

What is the purpose of copying the user list screen when setting up the product list screen?

• To save time by reusing existing code.

• To ensure the user list is displayed on the product page.

• To create a backup of the user list screen.

• To test the user list screen functionality.

What happens if a user is not an admin when accessing the product list screen?

• They are redirected to the homepage.

• They are redirected to the login page.

• They are shown an error message.

• They are allowed to view but not edit.

Which component is added to the product list screen to allow product creation?

• A search bar.

• A delete product button.

• A create product button.

• A new table row.

What table headings are included in the product list screen?

• ID, Name, Price, Category, Brand

• ID, Name, Price, Stock, Category

• ID, Name, Description, Stock, Brand

• ID, Price, Stock, Category, Brand

What is the next step after setting up the product list screen?

• Implementing the delete product functionality.

• Adding a search feature.

• Designing a new homepage.

• Creating a user login page.

What is the purpose of the create product handler?

• To delete a product.

• To update product details.

• To initiate the creation of a new product.

• To view product details.