ScoreStore [2021]

Concept

This project was designed to refamiliarize myself with ASP.NET development given that I've used it only once before on a project during my time in university. In addition, web applications development is also a very useful skill to have.

This project aims to allow users to choose a game from the game database or submit their own if it does not exist. These games can be card games, sports or even videogames. After a user submits a game, they can tally their scores in said game by manually updating their account each time they play a match of that game.

ScoreStore will not only track the win/loss ratio and match history but also provide visuals in the form of graphs to help the user better understand their recent performances.

Features

Much like most applications built on ASP.NET, ScoreStore runs in the browser and acts like any typical website. Without any account registered, there is not much a user can do. However, registration is easy to do either through a local account or a social login such as Google. Once registered, users may:

Release

The source code can be viewed on GitHub.

A live production demo for users to try is hosted on Heroku Railway.

As of 06/08/2023, Railway announced they will be discontinuing the free tier of its service that ScoreStore was originally using after Heroku. As a result, ScoreStore is currently not being hosted in any kind of live environment.

As of 08/25/2022, Heroku announced an end to all of its free hosting services that ScoreStore was originally using. As a result, I have migrated the live environment to Railway. Please note, Railway's free service has a monthly limit of 500 hours, and so the live environment may be unavailable at times.

Specifications

Live Environment