This is an introductory web application that tracks any funny, memorable and questionable questions asked in lectures. It edits and displays a local database listing questions and who asked them (the questioner), along with search abilities.
It is a side project to learn web development, C#, and HTML as well as database handling.
Project was created with the following tools:
- Visual Studio 2022
- ASP.NET Core 6.0
- SQL
- C#
- HTML
- CSS
When accesing the application, the home screen is displayed:
To access the different parts of the website, use the heading at the top of the application to go to the following pages:
Additionally, click on the Github or Youtube graphics to get access to this repo or see the inspiraton for this project.
Displays the welcome to the website with an image.
Displays the autogenerated privacy statement, because this is running on my local server, the following message is displayed along with a gif:
Displays the database of questions along with the questioner (person who asked the question). Additional "Create New", "Edit" "Details" and "Delete" links are visible.
If "Details" is selected, the user is brought to a page that displays the Question and Questioner.
If "Create New", "Edit" or "Delete" are selected, the user is brought to the login page. Then, the data entry is either edited (see below), created (see below) or deleted.
Edit Screen:
Create New Screen:
Displays the option to either search for Question or Questioner.
For example, if we wanted to search for a question about Africa, the results are shown below:
Similarily, the Questioner's name can be searched.
The user is asked to log-in in order to edit, delete, or add questions to the database.
Thank you to Shad Sluiter for his video ASP.NET Core Crash Course, serving as inspiration for this project.