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The Guitarist's Toolkit (Name Subject to Change)

Introduction

The Guitarist's Toolkit aims to help musicians track their practice routines and manage setlists for performances. This web application provides a structured way for guitarists to log practice sessions, track progress, and organize songs for gigs or jam sessions.

Objectives

  • Create an intuitive web application for tracking guitar practice and managing setlists.
  • Help musicians develop structured practice habits and improve performance preparation.
  • Provide tools for organizing songs and planning gigs effectively.

Project Description

The application features practice logging and setlist creation. It targets musicians of all skill levels who want to enhance their practice efficiency and streamline their gig organization.

Technologies and Tools

  • Languages: C# for backend development, HTML/CSS/JavaScript/Razor Pages for frontend
  • Frameworks: ASP.NET Core MVC for web development
  • Database: SQL Server for data storage
  • Tools: Visual Studio IDE, Git for version control

Features

  1. Practice Tracker:

    • Log practice sessions with date, duration, and focus area (e.g., scales, chords, songs).
    • View practice history.
  2. Setlist Manager:

    • Create, edit, and manage setlists for gigs or jam sessions.
    • Add song details (title, key, BPM, duration, notes).
    • Drag-and-drop to reorder songs.

User Interface (UI) Design

  • Simple, intuitive, and mobile-responsive UI for optimal user experience.

Testing Plan

  • Unit testing using xUnit.
  • Integration testing for seamless functionality.

Expected Outcome

  • A fully functional Guitarist’s Toolkit accessible via web browsers.
  • Success criteria: Proper implementation of CRUD operations, functional UI, and database interactions.

Conclusion

The Guitarist’s Toolkit will provide musicians with a structured way to enhance their practice routines and prepare for performances efficiently. This project serves as a demonstration of ASP.NET Core fundamentals, database integration, and CRUD functionality