DanScott

Joined: 19th Aug 2010
Posts: 1212
2nd Year Computer Science Project
Hi guys haha! Long time no see for most of you ;p I was just wondering if anyone here required a program (of sorts) that requires the use of a database. It doesn't have to be a program because I've already been told that the idea of
awebstore for a clothing range would be acceptable which I'll probably be able to do in PHP with HTML and CSS but yeah, I just need a 'client' Per say, which requires a program to be made to specifications so real life situations would be good for that. So if you need a program for
workor studies, that would be an example of a 'real life' situation
I need to hit the following points:
- Have database handling somewhere along the line
- It has to be 'complex'
- It has to have a wide range of constraints
- It needs to be designed to the clients specifications
- It needs to have a decent amount of 'processing'
- It needs to have the ability store a wide range of data values
Any help on this one would be appreciated XD! And please be clear on what you need if you're wanting a program.
This 'program' that I'm going to be designing for said 'client' doesn't actually have to be completed until December but I will probably be working on it over summer quite a lot so I guess if you need the program or website very soon, I probably won't be able to deliver my best work,
Justsayin.
Recommended languages to be using:
- PHP/HTML/CSS
- VB - My teacher knows all of it, horrible language I know ;p
- Pascal (Old, I know)
- Ruby (On rails)
- C++ I guess... But I'll have to learn most of it same goes for C#
Do with that what you will ;p
Thanks Guys,
Dan :)
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If money doesn't grow on trees, then why do banks have branches?
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Re: 2nd Year Computer Science Project
One thing that I played around with that ended up teaching me a good deal about database usage (sqlite) in php was making a forum. It was a really shitty one but I learned a lot about account creation, logging in, posting/editing posts/deleting posts and what it took to manipulate the database
to reflect the changes that a user of the site made.
I looked up a tutorial for a php forum where I could actually type the code myself (not just deploy someone else's code) and used that as a starting point while I kept adding features. It turned out to be a fun project.
I don't know if that's what you're looking for, or if you're looking more for someone to give you an exact specification that you create a program for...just thought I'd throw it out there!
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class EOSERV {
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Open source EO Client: https://github.com/ethanmoffat/EndlessClient
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