.NET Core Microservices - Checkout UI

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up a checkout process in a web application. It covers creating a checkout view, configuring models and forms, capturing user details, and displaying product information. The tutorial also includes adding hidden properties, using JavaScript for a date picker, and testing the checkout functionality. The video concludes with a demonstration of the checkout process, highlighting the application of discounts and order summaries.

What is the first step in setting up the checkout process in the application?

• Populate the checkout view

• Close the application

• Add a new action method

• Insert the card controller

What is the purpose of adding CSS and JavaScript snippets in the checkout view?

• To reduce the loading time

• To enhance the visual appearance and functionality

• To simplify the code

• To increase security

Which fields are set as hidden properties in the user details form?

• First name, last name, email, phone number

• Product name, price, count

• User ID, coupon code, discount total, order total

• Card number, CVV, expiry date

What is used to bind user input fields in the form?

• JavaScript functions

• CSS classes

• A4 tag helper

• HTML attributes

How are product details iterated over in the checkout process?

• Using a switch statement

• Using a while loop

• Using a for-each loop

• Using a do-while loop

What is displayed alongside the product name in the checkout view?

• Product category

• Product description

• Product price

• Product SKU

What additional feature is planned to be added in the next video?

• User authentication

• Payment gateway integration

• Discount calculator

• Date time picker