Make a basic GUI Application.
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,000 INR
Use C, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Choose your project title: Select a project that combines C programming with front-end development (HTML, CSS, Javascript).
Plan your project: Before you start coding, plan your project's requirements. Decide on the user interface elements you want to include and plan about the integration between the C code with the front-end.
Write the code: Start writing the code in C.
Design the front-end: Start building the user interface using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This can include creating input fields, buttons, and other elements that the user will interact with.
Connect business logic code with front-end: Students must implement business logic (ie., logic to solve the problem) using either C. Create APIs (HTTP or WebSocket) to allow communication between the front-end and the business logic . Ensure that the front-end can access the business logic through the API calls in the deployed environment.
Test and debug your project: Test your project to make sure it works correctly for different use cases. Try different inputs and see if the project gives the expected outputs. If you find any errors or bugs, you need to debug them by identifying and fixing the issues in your code.
Improve and refine: Refine and make your project even better according to the use case requirements. You can add more features, make the design more appealing, or optimize the code for better performance.
Choose your project title: Select a project that combines C programming with front-end development (HTML, CSS, Javascript).
Plan your project: Before you start coding, plan your project's requirements. Decide on the user interface elements you want to include and plan about the integration between the C code with the front-end.
Write the code: Start writing the code in C.
Design the front-end: Start building the user interface using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. This can include creating input fields, buttons, and other elements that the user will interact with.
Connect business logic code with front-end: Students must implement business logic (ie., logic to solve the problem) using either C. Create APIs (HTTP or WebSocket) to allow communication between the front-end and the business logic . Ensure that the front-end can access the business logic through the API calls in the deployed environment.
Test and debug your project: Test your project to make sure it works correctly for different use cases. Try different inputs and see if the project gives the expected outputs. If you find any errors or bugs, you need to debug them by identifying and fixing the issues in your code.
Improve and refine: Refine and make your project even better according to the use case requirements. You can add more features, make the design more appealing, or optimize the code for better performance.