Barber
Archive record for an educational ASP.NET Core barbershop prototype; no deployed booking service is claimed.
- My role
- Side Project
- Timeframe
- 2025
- Project status
- Public repository
The context.
An educational ASP.NET Core MVC prototype demonstrating local staff, service, booking, gallery and Identity/admin flows for a barbershop and salon concept.
Supporting public repository evidence. The application is intended for local educational use; no live booking, payment or production hosting service is claimed.
My contribution.
A local service-business demonstrator with sample discovery, booking, staff and gallery journeys.
- Demonstrates discovery, booking, staff, gallery and contact paths in a local MVC application
- Uses sample records and local workflow forms rather than a deployed booking service
- Public README now states the educational/prototype boundary explicitly
The implementation.
A public ASP.NET Core MVC prototype using EF Core, SQLite, Identity and reusable Razor view components.
- Inspected local source includes EF Core persistence, Identity roles and booking/service entities
- An isolated `dotnet build` passed with 0 warnings and 0 errors on 07 September 2026
- Local seed passwords now come from environment variables rather than public source literals
ASP.NET Core MVC · EF Core · SQLite · Identity
Project identity.
The project mark identifies the work. The implementation evidence is described above and linked where available.
What was delivered.
- Public repository and README provide an inspectable prototype boundary
- Local build passed with 0 warnings and 0 errors after the seed-credential correction
- Public demo credentials were removed from current source and documentation
What I took forward.
- Service-business domain modelling should be discussed from verified entities and workflows, not a title alone
- A local build confirms compilation, not live hosting, booking operations or production security
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