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About Point-of-Sale-Desktop-Csharp-

Point-of-Sale-Desktop-Csharp is a billing and inventory management system designed as a simple desktop application for the Microsoft platform. Built using C and MS SQL Server 2016, it leverages Windows Forms and follows a 3-tier architecture. The software facilitates efficient transaction processing, billing generation, and real-time inventory tracking for retail and service environments. Key features include comprehensive data management within a secure SQL Server 2016 database and an intuitive user interface developed in Visual Studio 2017. The source code is available via Git version control, requiring users to set up the database using provided SQL scripts or backup files before running the solution in Visual Studio. Currently, the project is in an initial state maintained by Bilal Mehrban and does not accept external contributions. It serves as a foundational example for developers looking to understand desktop application development using the .NET framework or for small businesses needing a self-hosted

Platforms

Web Self-hosted Windows

Languages

C#

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Point-of-Sale-Desktop-Csharp-

Billing and Inventory Management System Build in WinForms Csharp and MS SQL Server 2016. Aa simple desktop application developed in microsoft platform

Getting Started

  1. Download or Clone the source code from Here: https://github.com/bilalmehrban/Point-of-Sale-Desktop-Csharp-
  2. Use the sql file to create the database or restore the database using the .bak file.
  3. Open the solution file in visual studio (If you can't open, try deleting the folder with '.vs/something')
  4. Now, Use anyway you like.

Tools and Technologies Used

  1. C# programming language in 3-tier architecture
  2. MS SQL Server 2016
  3. Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 (IDE)
  4. Git & Github (Version Control)

Contributing

Not accepting any contributions at the very movement.

Authors

Acknowledgments

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