The Complete Guide to ASP.NET Core MVC (.NET 5) - Category Index View

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of setting up an index view in a web application. It covers creating a new folder in the views directory, ensuring the folder name matches the controller name, and adding an empty view with a layout page. The tutorial also includes designing the view using HTML and Bootstrap, incorporating Font Awesome icons, and structuring a table for displaying categories. Finally, it demonstrates how to integrate the category into a dropdown menu and align it with other items. The next video will focus on using JavaScript and data tables to load categories.

What is the significance of matching the folder name with the controller name when adding a new view?

• It allows for automatic code generation.

• It helps in organizing files alphabetically.

• It improves the performance of the application.

• It ensures the view is linked correctly to the controller.

When creating a new view, what is the purpose of selecting an empty template?

• To use a pre-defined layout.

• To start from scratch without any pre-defined code.

• To automatically link to a database.

• To include all necessary CSS files.

Which UI framework is used for designing the index view in this tutorial?

• Materialize

• Foundation

• Tailwind CSS

• Bootstrap

What is the purpose of using Font Awesome icons in the index view?

• To link the view with the database.

• To improve the loading speed of the page.

• To enhance the visual appeal with icons.

• To automatically generate HTML code.

What change is made to the dropdown item class to align it with other items?

• Changing it to 'navlink'.

• Removing the class entirely.

• Changing it to 'dropdown item'.

• Adding a new CSS file.