The video tutorial explains how to manage pizza entries in an admin panel using Firebase. Initially, adding a pizza requires a page refresh to update the menu, while deleting a pizza updates automatically. The tutorial introduces the onSnapshot method from Firebase to enable real-time updates, eliminating the need for manual refreshes. It demonstrates how to implement this method, handle data changes, and resolve issues like duplicate entries. The tutorial concludes with testing the implementation and ensuring the admin panel reflects real-time changes.

Why does the app not update automatically when a new pizza is added?

• The app does not have permission to access the database.

• The get pizzas function is not called after adding a pizza.

• The database is not connected to the app.

• The app is in offline mode.

What is the key difference in the app's behavior when a pizza is deleted?

• The app crashes.

• The get pizzas function is called immediately.

• The app requires a manual refresh.

• The app does not update.

What does the onSnapshot method do?

• It deletes data from the database.

• It updates the app in real-time with database changes.

• It logs errors in the app.

• It refreshes the app manually.

How can duplicate pizzas be avoided when using onSnapshot?

• By disabling real-time updates.

• By clearing the array before fetching new data.

• By restarting the app.

• By using a different database.

What change is made to the delete pizza function with onSnapshot?

• The function is renamed.

• The function is duplicated.

• The manual call to get pizzas is removed.

• The function is removed entirely.