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    vikramsjn is offline Junior Member Array
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    Project to prove .NET skills

    Hello friends,

    I want to do a project using Visual C#.NET to mention in my resume.
    Please could you all give me some good ideas for this.

    For your information I am resonably proficient in VC++, and have some exposure to Java.

    Thanks,
    Vikram


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    Re:Project to prove .NET skills

    Here are few closely matches the real world.... which comes with full source code and help files, setup on your pc.

    Issue Tracker Starter Kit :
    The Issue Tracker enables project teams to keep track of outstanding issues, assigned owners, history and related issues through a Web-based interface.
    Create Projects
    Define project name and description
    Create issue categories and custom fields
    Add project members and permissions
    Create and Track Issues
    Assign issue owners and add notes
    Track issue status, related issues and history
    Query and sort issues using a boolean search
    Technologies and Design Approaches Demonstrated:
    Best practices for building applications in preparation for ASP.NET 2.0
    Multiple database support (Access (Jet) and SQL Server)
    Mobile web application development

    Download : http://www.asp.net/StarterKits/Downl...ndex=0&tabid=1

    Commerce Starter Kit


    The Commerce Starter Kit demonstrates an ecommerce storefront application complete with shopping cart, product catalog, and a web service to submit orders.
    Product Catalog
    Product descriptions, photos and reviews
    Search by product name / category
    \"Also bought\" and \"Popular items\" features
    Instant Order Web Service
    Submit orders from any application
    Other features
    User accounts
    Shopping cart
    Technologies and Design Approaches Demonstrated:
    Cross-browser support for Netscape and Internet Explorer
    Clean code/html content separation using server controls
    High performance catalog pages that use output caching
    3-tier ADO.NET data access using SQL stored procedures
    Forms authentication using a database for usernames/passwords
    SOAP XML web services for B2B order entry and status

    Download: http://www.asp.net/StarterKits/Downl...ndex=0&tabid=1

    Hope this helps.

    Vamsee


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    Re:Project to prove .NET skills

    lol .
    best thing is convert couple of u r vc++ projects to c# .
    goodluck
    chava


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    Re:Project to prove .NET skills

    sanereddy

    Thanks for the information - useful indeed.

    chava

    Thanks to you as well - I was also thinking the same - but just thought of getting some more ideas - something to do afresh
    Thanks again


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    Do something fresh. I recommend you try one of these -

    1. web server in C# that uses the cross-compile benefit of VS2005 - meaning you should be able to load and execute ASP and ASP.NET code using your server
    2. mail server - consisting of 3 fragments - SMTP, POP3 and IMAP4 servers
    3. FTP server - of course you know what this is
    4. A clustered processing application - basically make a program that uses multi threading and each thread solves one part of the problem that is provided
    5. Make an emulator - you have lots of choice on this point itself - 8085, 8086, 386 or PIII class. PIV core sources are not yet released, so thats out of reach.

    Program 4 and 5 should be real cool fun - try it out you may be able to really learn something that fills a good page in your resume (you'll need to write an explaination - its not going to be a single line thing )

    Have fun,

    Chaitanya


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    Smile thanks for starting communication

    dear sir,
    I am currently doing diploma in .net technologies , so i will continue my communication in order to solve my doubts & latest articles .








    Dheeraj joshi


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    Quote Originally Posted by cbdarts View Post
    Do something fresh. I recommend you try one of these -

    1. web server in C# that uses the cross-compile benefit of VS2005 - meaning you should be able to load and execute ASP and ASP.NET code using your server
    2. mail server - consisting of 3 fragments - SMTP, POP3 and IMAP4 servers
    3. FTP server - of course you know what this is
    4. A clustered processing application - basically make a program that uses multi threading and each thread solves one part of the problem that is provided
    5. Make an emulator - you have lots of choice on this point itself - 8085, 8086, 386 or PIII class. PIV core sources are not yet released, so thats out of reach.

    Program 4 and 5 should be real cool fun - try it out you may be able to really learn something that fills a good page in your resume (you'll need to write an explaination - its not going to be a single line thing )

    Have fun,

    Chaitanya
    Hi,

    I do not agreed with you. Any way, your ideal make me thinking about some thing for my project.

    Pls try to keep posting.

    Tks and best regards


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