Back in 2005 I wanted to teach myself C#.NET. I found that I learn much better when I'm building something tangible rather than just reading documentation. So I set about to build from scratch an application that consisted of 3 parts:
- A WinForms desktop app on which mobile forms would be designed, deployed, and the captured data later analyzed.
- A Windows Mobile app that would [back then] run on "Pocket PC" devices, such as those made by HP, Dell, & Casio.
- A Data Transfer utility that also ran as an app on the Windows computer.
For a more detailed explanation please read this document
I've decided to publish this code publicly because I think it is a good representation of my work back then. Forgive the fact that there are no tests at all but back then I simply didn't know about such practices!
Given the fact that it's almost 2020, I'm amazed that so many organizations still user paper forms.
