Help in coding a Aircraft Database
Hello, since a long time im looking for a software to store all my pictures I made in planespotting. Unfortunately there is no software for my needs, so I tried myself on Windows Forms, I failed, simply cant find a good documentation. I got a bit of C# and Java experience.
Now Im looking for a coding partner which can help me create the software of my needs, so I can learn Windows forms and get a cool software.
Im thankful for every help
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Use something like Avalonia or MAUI
Personally I use Avalonia for Desktop GUI but the choice is up to you, if you want to keep everything you do fully local you should check out SQLite, maybe EF Core so you can perform database actions more fluently :SCyay:
@PANZER234425 what kind of features do you need?
I want a MainWindow where I have a preview picture on the left side with the picture I uploaded, to the right there should be informations about the aircraft, like the registration, type, engines etc. If I click on the picture a new window opens where I have more informations and a the whole picture, maybe even other pictures from the same registration show on the bottom, but thats optional.
In the main window there should be a Search bar where i can filter after airline, registration, type.....
If I wanna add a picture a new window opens where I can select the picture and put in the data in fields
Everything should be saved in a database
Do you want it to be a desktop app that only you use? Or a website?
Partially asking because, as an aircraft enthusiast, I'd love to visit a website like this.
Im planing on a Desktop App, or alternative a localhost Website, nothing Public.
Basically Like jetphotos, but without the Accept progress
Well, I have experience with WPF. It's my recommendation. That's assuming you don't care about cross-platform options. It sounds like an app that mainly you would use for yourself. So if you're a Windows user then WPF is probably your best bet. It's very well documented. Most if not all of your questions will have been answered somewhere on stack overflow or on Microsoft's website. It also has all of the tooling that you're going to need to build the type of desktop app you described.