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What is Firestore primarily known as?
What is Firestore primarily known as?
- Key-Value store
- Relational database management system
- NoSQL, document-oriented database (correct)
- Graph database
How is data stored in Firestore?
How is data stored in Firestore?
- As JSON arrays
- As tables organized into rows
- As key-value pairs without any organization
- As documents organized into collections (correct)
What can documents in Firestore contain?
What can documents in Firestore contain?
- Only simple key-value pairs
- Graph structures
- Structured query language
- Complex nested objects or subcollections (correct)
What should influence your Firestore data structure?
What should influence your Firestore data structure?
What is a consideration when structuring your data in Firestore?
What is a consideration when structuring your data in Firestore?
In the example data structure for a shopping list application, where is information about users stored?
In the example data structure for a shopping list application, where is information about users stored?
Why is it beneficial to have an items subcollection within each user document?
Why is it beneficial to have an items subcollection within each user document?
What does CRUD stand for in the context of Firestore operations?
What does CRUD stand for in the context of Firestore operations?
Which operation in Firestore allows for real-time updates?
Which operation in Firestore allows for real-time updates?
What can you perform using Firestore APIs?
What can you perform using Firestore APIs?
What does CRUD stand for in the context of Firestore operations?
What does CRUD stand for in the context of Firestore operations?
What is a benefit of having a subcollection within each user document in Firestore?
What is a benefit of having a subcollection within each user document in Firestore?
What type of operations can be performed using Firestore APIs?
What type of operations can be performed using Firestore APIs?
What operations are included in the CRUD operations in Firestore?
What operations are included in the CRUD operations in Firestore?
What type of updates are supported in Firestore?
What type of updates are supported in Firestore?
What method is used to create a new document in Firestore?
What method is used to create a new document in Firestore?
Which function is used to specify the collection in Firestore?
Which function is used to specify the collection in Firestore?
In the given example, where is the new shopping list item being added?
In the given example, where is the new shopping list item being added?
Where is information about users stored in the example data structure for a shopping list application?
Where is information about users stored in the example data structure for a shopping list application?
What does CRUD stand for in the context of Firestore operations?
What does CRUD stand for in the context of Firestore operations?
Which function is used to fetch a single document from Firestore?
Which function is used to fetch a single document from Firestore?
What is the purpose of the const docRef = doc(db, 'users', 'user1', 'items', 'item1_1') line in the given example?
What is the purpose of the const docRef = doc(db, 'users', 'user1', 'items', 'item1_1') line in the given example?
What does the condition if (docSnap.exists()) {...} in the given example check for?
What does the condition if (docSnap.exists()) {...} in the given example check for?
What method is used to query for multiple documents in Firestore?
What method is used to query for multiple documents in Firestore?
Which function is used to retrieve the query results in the given Firestore example?
Which function is used to retrieve the query results in the given Firestore example?
What does the condition if (docSnap.exists()) {...} in the given example check for?
What does the condition if (docSnap.exists()) {...} in the given example check for?
What is the method used to update a document in Firestore?
What is the method used to update a document in Firestore?
How is a document deleted in Firestore?
How is a document deleted in Firestore?
What function is used to reference a document in Firestore?
What function is used to reference a document in Firestore?
What is the purpose of the 'unsubscribe()' function in the given Firestore example?
What is the purpose of the 'unsubscribe()' function in the given Firestore example?
Which Firestore function is used to listen for real-time updates on a collection?
Which Firestore function is used to listen for real-time updates on a collection?
What does the 'snapshot.forEach((doc) => { console.log(doc.id, " => ", doc.data()); });' line in the given example achieve?
What does the 'snapshot.forEach((doc) => { console.log(doc.id, " => ", doc.data()); });' line in the given example achieve?
What does the 'unsubscribe()' function in the given Firestore example do?
What does the 'unsubscribe()' function in the given Firestore example do?
What does this code do?
What does this code do?
What are Firestore Security Rules?
What are Firestore Security Rules?
How are Firestore Security Rules organized?
How are Firestore Security Rules organized?
What aspects can Firestore Security Rules use to decide access?
What aspects can Firestore Security Rules use to decide access?
In the given example, what does the security rule allow for the 'users' collection?
In the given example, what does the security rule allow for the 'users' collection?
What are Firestore Security Rules?
What are Firestore Security Rules?
What can Firestore Security Rules be tailored for?
What can Firestore Security Rules be tailored for?
What do Firestore Security Rules control?
What do Firestore Security Rules control?
What does the Firestore security rule for the users collection allow?
What does the Firestore security rule for the users collection allow?
What is the purpose of the Firestore security rule mentioned in the example?
What is the purpose of the Firestore security rule mentioned in the example?
What level of access does the Firestore security rule provide for users' documents?
What level of access does the Firestore security rule provide for users' documents?
What do Firestore rules control?
What do Firestore rules control?
What happens if a query attempts to retrieve data that the user does not have access to?
What happens if a query attempts to retrieve data that the user does not have access to?
What do Firestore rules NOT do?
What do Firestore rules NOT do?
What are Routing Review Pages and Layouts Pages in Firestore?
What are Routing Review Pages and Layouts Pages in Firestore?
How are Layouts defined in Firestore?
How are Layouts defined in Firestore?
What does a Route Group do in Firestore?
What does a Route Group do in Firestore?
How can a route group be created in Firestore?
How can a route group be created in Firestore?
How are dynamic routes created in the given example?
How are dynamic routes created in the given example?
What does adding a period to the beginning of a folder name do in the given example?
What does adding a period to the beginning of a folder name do in the given example?
How can dynamic segment data be accessed in the page.js file?
How can dynamic segment data be accessed in the page.js file?
What is the purpose of the route group folders in the given example?
What is the purpose of the route group folders in the given example?
