BookStores is a Blazor Server app using ASP.NET Core as back-end service and MSSQL for database. It has code samples for Authentication, Authorization, DataGrid, Database operations....and much. Please follow the intrsuctions to set it up on your machine.

A simple api server which can be used as backend of a e-bookstore. User can get list of books and authors. Details of a book can be found using GET method by passing book name or ISBN as parameter. Details about authors can be found using GET method by passing author name as parameter. After registration and login, User can Add/Update and Delete books from the server

BookStore Management REST API Server in Rust with Rocket, SeaORM and JWT.

The Bookstore is a React-Redux application connected to an existing API to create and remove books in a remote server. Users can Display the list of books, Add and Remove a selected book.

开源移动书屋服务器端，配合Android使用。数据库见根目录下的bookstore.sql

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This is an online bookstore developed in JSP using MySQL to build and query the database. The application runs on Apache Tomcat server.

Led a data-focused bookstore analytics project, using BeautifulSoup to extract iranketab data. Cleaned and engineered data with Python (NumPy, Pandas, Selenium)., built a MySQL/SQL Server database. Applied ML, t-tests, BERT for insights into customer preferences. Created a Streamlit dashboard for informed decision-making.

Updated version; Hosted on windowsX64 Server, built with Tomcat8, oracle11g and java8; demo: http://103.79.76.10/BookStore/ ;

A bookstore web application project. The uploaded repo contains it's client-side and server-side. Covers category page, home page, checkout page, confirmation page.

This is a bookstore project built with ReactJS and Redux. Here the first step is building the ReactJS web app using local data and rendering them, adding them, or removing them. The next step is to replace local data with data from the server using Axios API preserving the same functionalities.

Example demonstrating the patterns in real-world GraphQL applications and implementing them using Apollo GraphQL

Bookstore server made with flask and SQLAlchemy. DBMS class project

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This webapp is built using React, Redux, Sass and TailwindCSS. Its main functionality it to help the users to keep track of the progress of the books they are reading. They have the possibility to store the data of their books on a remote server thanks to the bookstore API.

This project deals with developing an e-commerce website for Online Bookstore. It provides the user with a catalog of different books organized into categories available for purchase in the store. In order to facilitate online purchase a shopping cart is provided to the user. The payment mode of this system is through M-pesa where a customer receives an invoice through SMS and then pays using M-pesa. After the order has been processed the customer is notified through SMS and when the books will be delivered. Since the customers will not always be shopping for the books the project will also deal with the development of a module within the system to allow users to upload and share non copy written materials for free. The system is implemented using a 3-tier approach, with a backend database, a middle tier of Ruby on Rails and Ozeki SMS Server and a web browser as the front end client. The project objective is to develop a website where a customer can shop for books and pay with M-pesa and upload and share free materials.

The backend of a Book E-Shop written in .NET.

Bookstore is a free home server for your ebooks library

Server-side application for my bookstore project made with Java Spring Boot

BookStore is a side project I'm working on to master flutter and graphQL server

Bookstore is a simple web application which includes and Express RESTful API server and a front end in AngularJS

Book Management System: A comprehensive solution for managing bookstore operations, built with ASP.NET Core, Entity Framework Core, and Microsoft SQL Server. Streamline inventory management, track sales, and analyze performance with ease.

A dynamic, full-stack Java web application built with Java Server Pages (JSP), Servlets, and MySQL. This bookstore system allows users to browse and purchase books, while administrators manage book listings and oversee transactions.

The Bookstore is a React-Redux application connected to an existing API to create and remove books in a remote server. Users can Display the list of books, Add and Remove a selected book.

Creating a basic python server-based web application (Database + API + frontend) for a book inventory management. Imagine you are managing a bookstore and need to keep track of inventory (i.e., number of copies) you have on every book. Details of any book can be found by using Google Book API (integrating API’s of Google). On the backeend, keeping track of books (along with their respective ID from Google Book API) and their inventory count. When a book stock goes to zero, it is considered out of stock. Building a web portal, just a public portal where user can directly interact with it. Here are the features of the portal, List out all the books in inventory. Search for a book (using Google Book API). For all the results that show up, indicate whether it is available in inventory or NOT? . Making changes to inventory: Add a new book. Update inventory for an existing book. Remove from the inventory.

An online bookstore that facilitates product posting and editing as well as adding products to cart, ordering products, and reviewing orders. Uses ejs, html, and css for server side rendering. Backend logic, including dynamic routing and crud operations are managed through a model view controller framework and express. Three different versions of the application exist, varying in how they store and handle data: 1. Data handled through MySql and Sequelize 2. Data handled through MongoDB. 3. Data handled through Mongoose and MongoDB.

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Server side for bookstore