Room Booking System for Hotels sites

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i am creating a application and there is a hotel booking system.i need some articles or codes. please guide me and help me. i will be very grateful .....faiz

Posted 4-Feb-12 7:07am

faizyab 2009

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Feb-12 16:55pm

Dear Faiz,

This is not a question at all, so you should not post such things here. The purpose of this forum is different. We cannot afford tutoring.
--SA

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2012-02-04T07:36:00

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If this is homework, then copying someone else's code will not help you learn. If it's paid work, then if you can't do it, you should not take the job.

Posted 4-Feb-12 7:36am

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faizyab 2009 4-Feb-12 13:39pm

i want to learn sir.please help me and tell me how i can create that thing and how we can do this ....

Christian Graus 4-Feb-12 13:42pm

The idea that you can get a full solution from a forum reply tells me you have no clue. Buy a book or read some articles on ASP.NET. If you're new anyhow, I recommend using and learning MVC. If you do, then you can use Entity Framework and not write any SQL at all. Either way, there's tons to learn before you can do this. If it's for a classs, then you should talk to the teacher. If it's for paid work, you should tell the client you lied to them. You need to learn a lot before you can do something like this and you've made no indication that you have any clue about any of it.

faizyab 2009 4-Feb-12 13:57pm

sir i am not new . i have 2 years of experience . but i never worked on it. i saw so many articles but they are very hard to understand.
here everything i have to work independently . you type of peoples help me and i am very thanks full to them . and i have seen so much from the code project really i am very thanks full . please help me sir and give me some thing essay to earn .....

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Feb-12 16:53pm

If you are stuck just by the change of the field of application (you did not ask any technical questions), your two years of experience are pretty much wasted -- you miss the whole idea of programming, the idea of abstraction, universal character of algorithms, etc.
--SA

Dave Kreskowiak 4-Feb-12 21:24pm

i have 2 years of experience.

If that's all, you're still new at this.

You're not going to get all of the information you need to write this app in forum posts. There is a LOT of ground to cover in the design of the application. Writing all of this out would cover a book anyway and that's not going to happen in a few forum posts.

Christian Graus 4-Feb-12 14:08pm

If the articles are hard to understand, they are above your level. I am not trying to be rude. But, the best way to help yourself, is to take a step back and read some things at your level and build up to the level you want to be at.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Feb-12 17:12pm

Agree, my 5.
I added more positive advice though.
--SA

thatraja · Answer 2 · 2012-02-04T08:04:00

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I agree with CG. In your comment you said "i have 2 years of experience" & also you have asked "how i can create that thing and how we can do this ...." :doh:

Look at this article, hope this will help you
DayPilot Scheduler Control for ASP.NET[^]

Posted 4-Feb-12 8:04am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Feb-12 17:14pm

Hi Raja. I did not know how to vote this time, so I did not, sorry.
I agree with your opinion, but it does not add anything to the solution of the problem (:-), and the link is not really useful.

I tried to explain the real essence of the problem in my answer, please see.

(If you don't have enough time, reading just the bold text would be enough :-)
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 3 · 2012-02-04T11:11:00

I agree with Cristian and Raja, but would like to add some advice.

You whole approach to knowledge and reading books is wrong. First, as I said in my comment to your comment to Cristian's answer, you are missing the whole idea of programming, abstraction, etc. Your question is not about programming itself; you only mentioned some application field.

Your question resembles me the old school joke about lessons on arithmetic, which is not just a joke but a typical real-life case, when a school girl or boy complains: "I don't know how to solve this problem. We did not learn it. Before, we learned solving problems about apples, and this one is about bicycles".

Try to grow out of this age.

You may not ever find a book on solving a particular problem using particular technology. Even writing such book would be stupid. People are not reading such books, they hire developers or software developing companies where software specialists can analyze the application field. Your task is to learn technology, and to learn application field, separately. Reading on something describing it all together can only interfere you with your thinking. Then you should understand customers expectations and needs very well. I don't even say "requirements", the customers usually don't know them. Create the formal requirements, reconcile with the customers. That would be the very beginning of the inception phase of the project.

What I described is not a big deal. This is merely a profession. If you are not up to this profession, try to learn it, maybe on the tasks where you are more confident. Learn profession, not "room booking system for hotels sites". Tomorrow, your task will be completely different. And what are you going to say? "I learned how to develop room booking systems…"?

—SA

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