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Artuiu2022-01-28 18:56:01
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Artuiu, 2022-01-28 18:56:01

How long will it take to create a database?

It is necessary to create a database where the personal data of a person will be stored, about 10-15 points per person, in total there will be about 1000 people, with the creation of a clear interface, also so that any of these 1000 people can "look" into it and see something , I know more or less C ++, but honestly I don’t even know what is needed to create such a database, please help, namely, which jap or yapi is best to use and how long will it take approximately? Thank you very much.

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rPman, 2022-01-28
@rPman

The fastest way for a beginner to create a database and a desktop windows application to work with this database is microsoft visual studio, .net windows forms (when using DataSource), and since you know the c++ language, you can immediately use c++.net or c# (they are similar syntactically, and since the framework is somehow here .net, it’s all the same to relearn how to use it)

forgive me haters
Конечно можно и WFP но речь шла про новичка, скорость и удобство. С winforms я работал достаточно давно и тогда это было нереально удобно круто быстро просто... недавно я запустил последнюю версию студии, и проваливаясь почти на каждом шагу в ошибки и косяки понял что от былого удобства ничего не осталось (у меня выдавало ошибки на hello world примере из документации на специально начистую установленной системе и студии), например банально на уровне интерфейса красиво забиндить данные базы данных на элементы формы не получится, везде придется писать, копаться в документации и разбираться почему оно в очередной раз заглючило на пустом месте.

The database can be created right there or in some other database design program. I remember that the free version of dbforge was enough for me (there are also for other databases, there is even a driver for sqlite), in principle, there are a lot of programs for creating databases in a mouse-like style, with diagrams and query builders.
The whole point for a beginner in mouse-producing styles of applications is that the interface already contains / replaces the documentation, and most of the project is right there in sight, you don’t need to keep in mind what you’re not used to, later, when experience appears, all this interface will interfere and already It will be fine to use other tools.

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Sergey Karbivnichy, 2022-01-28
@hottabxp

SQL + html + js + (php or python or java) and some css.

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PS: Да да, я знаю что html - это не язык программирования.

approximately how long will this take?
Roughly from a couple of hours to a couple of years.

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Boris Syomov, 2022-01-28
@kotomyava

Some kind of CMS will solve this problem, often without programming at all, and mastering some complex concepts.
For example: Drupal. One type of material with the required fields + 1 view for listing and filtering. It takes about 10 minutes to click the mouse in the browser, well, a few more hours, a maximum of days, to read the installation instructions, install, find out what types of materials, fields and views are in general.
Well, then you can gradually complicate the selections, improve the interface, differentiate rights if necessary, etc. And most likely, this will not go beyond the scope of work in the Drupal admin panel.

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