Internship ending

This is our last but one day of work. So, I was just thinking to make a brief note of everything we've experienced here at Inforica.

It was really different but a nice one. In the starting, we spent most of our time learning C#, which we used in our project. Then, our Project Leader Kiran gave us overview as to what the project is. The project is for management of churches. For this we have to know a bit about church management. For every area we have a head church (called Parish) and some smaller churches under it. And all churches conduct many classes, masses and some undertake events like marriages, baptizing and all. So, we have to maintain a record of all these things. The analyzing and designing part was already done. We had to only develop the code.
So, this is with the project in brief. And then based on the client's requirements they have developed a architecture on which the projects works well. It took almost 2 days for us to get familiar with the architecture as we are not used to this kind. And the architecture is shown in the picture.



So, this is about what our project is.

And about the experience, this is really great. Everyone over here are friendly and could adjust quite fast. And Kiran used to guide us really well. If we were struct anywhere we used to ask him every time. Even for small things. And he also used to give in between some interesting questions regarding coding but fundamental ones to keep boosting our energy. I enjoyed them and also at the same time are useful.

June 25th

Today, after a long weekend we came back to office. Then we did data validations and stuff. This was a bit different. in the starting we did not understand anything, but now its fine. And I could complete data validations for Donations screen. Like, in the amount column only numbers should be entered. So, if the user gives wrong input then it will show a message telling to enter proper value and doesn't proceed further.

It was good doing this.

June 19th

We were doing screens only. We almost completed search menu. Just Search Death left over. And when doing search screens we learnt how to put conditions on the data we take and how to add queries in NHibernate. Actually, search doing is a bit different. And also how we can return a List data type and convert to Data table type.

This week we did a bit of different things in screen. We are yet to complete the validation of data given by the user and that stuff. Its interesting to do this. But, doing too much of this work on one day gets boring.

14th June

Today, I successfully completed 3 screens. Almost everything done. And not more. But after completing feeling happy that I could at last complete some screens and are ready for testing.

13th June

We started cleaning up our screens and making editions to it. I started with donations screen, but then had a problem with Search person pop up. I tried it but couldn't do. So, made it as a simple look up and continued. Finally, completed the donations screen.

Then, today Sudeep gave us a problem regarding dates, how to compare and find the difference between 2 dates. So, we did that. We wanted to use reflections but we did not get it clearly as there are many other things related with it. So, we just used cases instead. But today, doing that coding part was good. Not the regular work.

Today, almost everything went well, although with some ups and downs. But finally some work is done.

8th June

Today I did not do much. Just improvised one screen and then we had a session with kiran. He advised to know the approach better then doing coding. So, I saw that and got more clarity regarding approach.

Succesful completion of 2 screens

Acually, did not do much. But completed donations screen totally. I felt very happy after that. And did some modifications for the yesterday's screen and all is running well. While coding we learn a lot. Like some inbuilt conversion functions, some regarding the Guid type and some things relating Nhibernate and all.

And completed recording baptism but without lookup for ministers.