The Phone Book System is a robust Java application utilizing Swing and AWT to manage contacts efficiently. With an intuitive interface, users can easily add, search, and organize their contacts. Designed for simplicity and productivity, this application ensures a seamless experience for managing contact details on desktops and laptops.
📞 Linear search, bubble sort + jump search, quicksort + binary search and hash table
A phonebook mobile application built for a mobile development class.
This is a project is simulating the way how the phonebookApp application in the mobile devices does work. It does contain the add contact, delete, display contact and search contact.
Messente API library: https://bintray.com/messente/messente-api/messente-api
This is an android application which shows a list of all duplicate numbers saved with different names in your phonebook.
That was my first Java project in college, to build a simple console Phone Book.
The program was typed in Java (JavaFX) and CSS was used for the layout. I used MySQL for the database. It consists of two parts, the main application and Admin panel in which you can alter the telephone book entries.
Phone book web app with frontend written in AngularJs and REST API in spark java micro-framework.
This is a basic web project that can be upgraded to work as well as possible.
An implementation of a Phonebook application using the Java programming language, Springboot backend framework and MongoDB as the database. This Phonebook application contains a set of basic functions for adding, searching, updating, and deleting new contacts. Adding new entries, browsing them, editing and updating, searching for saved contacts,…
This is an Android app that can create and store user contacts information and search or retrieve by name.
A simple GUI for a PhoneBook using Java as the base for its development.
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