React JS Masterclass - Go From Zero To Job Ready - Dashboard: Condition 1 / 134

The video tutorial focuses on implementing a dashboard with two main conditions: when the dashboard is empty and when it contains order history. It covers correcting spelling errors, setting up the dashboard page, and integrating logic to handle orders. The tutorial demonstrates how to use API calls to fetch order data and display it on the dashboard. It concludes with a demo of the dashboard functionality and outlines future steps for further development.

What are the two conditions a dashboard can have?

• Full and with user data

• Empty and with user data

• Full and with order history

• Empty and with order history

What should be done before moving towards dashboard conditions?

• Fix the dashboard spelling

• Update the user interface

• Add new features

• Remove old data

How is the dashboard state determined when there are no orders?

• By checking if the order length is zero

• By checking if the user is logged in

• By verifying the payment status

• By confirming the shipping address

What is used to display individual orders on the dashboard?

• A single static card

• A loop with a map condition

• A dropdown menu

• A sidebar list

What information does each order card contain?

• Product reviews, ratings, and comments

• Product details, total amount, and order ID

• User's email, password, and address

• Shipping details, payment method, and discount

What is the purpose of the API call in the context of the dashboard?

• To update the dashboard layout

• To delete old orders

• To add new products to the catalog

• To fetch order history for a specific user

Which unique item is used to fetch order history for a user?

• User email or user ID

• User password

• User address

• User phone number