Github Finder [Part 1] - Intro & UI

This video tutorial covers the creation of a GitHub Finder application using Bootstrap and JavaScript. It explains how to search for GitHub users, retrieve their profiles and repositories, and handle API limitations. The tutorial also guides on setting up project files and using ES6 classes for better code organization.

What is the main purpose of the GitHub Finder project?

• To create a social media platform

• To find and display GitHub user profiles and repositories

• To develop a new programming language

• To design a new web browser

Which library is used for styling in the GitHub Finder project?

• Tailwind CSS

• Bootstrap Swatch

• Foundation

• Materialize

What technology is used to fetch GitHub user data in the project?

• Axios

• Async/Await with Fetch API

• XMLHttpRequest

• jQuery AJAX

How many repositories does the GitHub Finder display for a user?

• 15

• 5

• 10

• 20

What is the request limit for the GitHub API without an API key?

• 500 requests per hour

• 50 requests per hour

• 100 requests per hour

• 200 requests per hour

What should you do to increase the request limit for the GitHub API?

• Increase your internet speed

• Use a VPN

• Register your application with GitHub to get an API key

• Use a different API

What is the purpose of creating separate JavaScript files in the project?

• To reduce the number of files

• To make the code more modular and organized

• To increase the file size

• To make the project more complex

Which JavaScript file is responsible for handling the UI in the project?

• Main.js

• UI.js

• GitHub.js

• App.js

What is the purpose of using Bootswatch in the project?

• To add backend functionality

• To improve performance

• To provide different color schemes and fonts

• To add animations

What is the role of the 'search user' input field in the HTML setup?

• To input GitHub usernames for searching

• To display user profiles

• To list repositories

• To show error messages