The Complete Strapi™ Course with Plugins and Deployment - Providing UI Feedback to the Admin User

The video tutorial explains how to update the user interface of a repository management system after creating a new project. It covers updating the repo state to reflect the new project and implementing a configurable alert system to notify users of operation outcomes. The tutorial also demonstrates how to display and dismiss alerts using CSS and JavaScript, and how to generalize error handling by integrating the alert system for network requests.

How is the repository state updated when a new project is created?

• By deleting the old repository entry.

• By sending a notification to the user.

• By mapping through the repository array and updating the project ID.

• By creating a new repository array.

What is the primary UI change when a new project is created in a repository?

• The add button is replaced with edit and delete buttons.

• The project name is highlighted in red.

• A new tab is opened for the project.

• The repository is moved to the top of the list.

What is the purpose of introducing alert notifications?

• To enhance the visual appeal of the UI.

• To log errors in the console.

• To inform users about the success or failure of operations.

• To update the repository state.

What information does the alert state contain?

• The user ID who triggered the alert.

• The timestamp of the alert.

• The title, message, and variant of the alert.

• Only the title of the alert.

How is the alert displayed in the UI?

• By redirecting to a new page.

• By conditionally rendering an alert component with specific styling.

• By sending an email to the user.

• By using a modal window.

What styling is applied to position the alert in the UI?

• It is centered in the middle of the page.

• It is positioned at the bottom of the page.

• It is floated to the right of the page.

• It is positioned absolutely at the top with a z-index of 10.

What is the purpose of the timeout function in the alert system?

• To send a follow-up email to the user.

• To refresh the page.

• To automatically dismiss the alert after a set duration.

• To log the alert details.

How long does the alert remain visible before it is dismissed?

• 10 seconds

• 3 seconds

• 5 seconds

• Indefinitely until manually closed

What change was made to the error handling logic?

• Errors are handled using the new alert system.

• Errors are ignored.

• Errors are displayed in a modal.

• Errors are now logged to a file.

What is the benefit of using a unified alert system?

• It allows for more complex error handling.

• It reduces the number of lines of code.

• It provides a consistent way to communicate with users.

• It increases the speed of the application.