Comprehensive Android Developer Bootcamp - What we will Build - Build a Journal App with Firestore

This video tutorial guides users through building a self-reflection app using Firestore and Firebase. It covers creating user accounts, adding journal entries with images, and storing data in the backend. The tutorial also demonstrates signing out and logging back in, ensuring users understand the full functionality of the app.

What is the primary purpose of the application discussed in the video?

• To organize daily tasks

• To track fitness activities

• To keep a gratitude journal

• To manage financial transactions

What is the first step a new user must take to use the application?

• Log in with an existing account

• Create a new account

• Upload a profile picture

• Write a journal entry

Which feature allows users to add images to their journal entries?

• Image Selector

• Picture Picker

• Photo Upload

• Image Gallery

Where are the journal entries saved after being created?

• In the application cache

• In the Firestore database

• In the cloud storage

• In the local storage

What information is stored in the database for each journal entry?

• Title, user ID, and image URL

• Title, date, and location

• User ID, date, and mood

• Image URL, mood, and location

What happens when a user signs out of the application?

• They are logged out and returned to the login screen

• Their account is deleted

• They are redirected to the home screen

• Their journal entries are erased

How can a user add a new journal entry after signing back in?

• By clicking the 'New Entry' icon

• By clicking the 'Add Entry' button

• By uploading a new image

• By selecting 'New Journal' from the menu