C# App Start To Finish Lesson 15 - Create Tournament Form Part 1

Check out this video to see how we are going to build a complete application from start to finish in C#. Using .NET and Visual Studio, we will construct an application that is fit to launch. The application will use Winforms, a class library, events, SQL database, text file data storage (in CSV format), custom events and more. This is a 25-hour course that will allow you to follow along as I build an entire application, all for free!

[zakariabahbaz]

With the previous tutorials under my belt, I was able to look what the finished product was at the end of the video and code and debug my own way to do it (without seeing ur code) in 15 mins. This course is definitely helping me

[nasben]

I am an experienced developer but using Delphi, I always wanted to get into the C# world and your course made it for me, I can't thank you enough, very well explained and very structured course I am having to stay late to keep watching the different videos. Well done

[marcostorres]

This is getting easier... Thanks Tim Great video ass always.

[lanterns]

I am actually hoping to move into C# as a career one day. Your videos are fantastic and I can't wait to see what you have for us in future videos!

[patyue]

Thanks for the tutorial along with the paid version I bought earlier.

[patrickdaems]

Thanks Tim
Like always verry clear tutorial.
You explain things clearly and easy to understand.
Keep up the good work ;-)

[Lakithi]

Hey, Tim! Thanx for theze videoz. I've been scrapping the internet trying to find a way I could incorporate tournaments in a multiplayer (networking) game

[samuelcudriz]

Hello Tim. Thanks for this videos, it have helped me a lot!. I have a question. What is the best practice for communicating with the database? In the video i see that for every request, you open a connection, make the query and then close the connection with the using statement. Is it possible to make a singleton, so we don't need to open the connection every time?

[TedThomasTT]

you're videos are good, your channel should grow quick :)

[mohammeddabbour]

Hello Mr.Tim, thanks for all your awesome tutorials.
Please i have a question : i started making a simple app to store information into SQLserver database and it worked! But how can i get it to work on other computer? Like if i want to sell it to a user

[essakhan]

Hi Tim,

Is this course a good representation of how SQL + C# are used in real life salary paying work, meaning do they use dapper and connection classes such as your created classes that implemented IDataConnection.cs??

[joshcurtain]

Hey Tim!


Quick question, would you care to explain the intuition behind the DynamicParamaters(); method we use in our SQL connector?


My understanding is that we are creating a dynamic variable, in which we are storing certain values, and these values' names, so that we can pass them as arguments into our stored procedures. With that being said, why instead of saying:


var p = new DynamicParamaters();

We don't use our object directly? Be it a PrizeModel, TeamModel, etc.


Thank you in advance!

[yasard]

Not available your paid version for $69 anymore? :( btw, your tutorials are really awesome.

[blgrth]

Hi Tim, I know that I'm a pain but I am getting this error when I run the query in 137, Level 15, State 2, Line 24

[venudesaraju]

Hi Tim

I am going through the videos Wow, they are great. I am still on Lesson 4.

I amusing Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate, and SSMS 2008 R2. Can I use the same for your course? I intend buying the course.

Regards
VENU

[ademineshat]

Thanks.

I've been watching untill here, and definitely starting to click :)

My question: "what if we dont have store procedures"? which are great.... For example SQLite?
So we put the queries directly in the SQLConnector.cs, is that right?