Follow along as I build a backend point-of-service application for a car rental company 'Fancy Rides' (my fake company of course :P):
Credits:
Music by elle, isthissid.co
Code structure: Udemy course - Learn to build a practical Data Driven Windows Forms Application using C#, LINQ, Entity Framework and SQL Server
Progress Notes and Code Snippets:
Main Window at launch of application
Add Rental Record Window:
Code for Add Rental Record Window:
Using Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio:
Built our database
Imported a data model into our project to represent our database
Invoke our connection to the database
Completed:
- Winforms Controls, Properties, and Events
- Form Validation and Exception Handling
- Create Database in SQL Server
- Create Database Model with ADO.NET
- Select Data from the Database using LINQ
- Submit to Database from Form
- Create Additional Forms and Windows
- Create a Multi Document Interface (MDI) Application
Update:
- View Data in a Grid
- Managing Database Changes and CRUD operations
- Create and Edit Records (Using one form)
- Vehicle Data Validations and Exception Handling
- Managing (add, edit, delete) Car Rental Records
- Enchanced Application Flow and User Experience (i.e MessageBox pop-ups, auto-refresh, etc.)
why can't i rent AND return on the same day!
very nice! please add some rides that i can afford