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That sounds like it would be pretty useful. What would you suggest as far as the database? I plan on using Postgres on Heroku and will be either be using SQLAlc
by contemplating1 13y ago
That sounds like it would be pretty useful. What would you suggest as far as the database? I plan on using Postgres on Heroku and will be either be using SQLAlchemy or Django's ORM. What would be a good way to approach this problem? I was planning on doing something similar, making a diagram of all of the models/tables I will need, and additionally writing out all of the details of each relationship and possible entities I will need to add in the future.
- orangethirty 13y agoThat sounds like a good setup. Just dont waste time thinking and get to coding.
- contemplating1 13y agoRight, what about my level of knowledge of Javascript? Should I spend a few days hitting it really hard just to learn it or is it something I can pick up on the go if I have a background with Python/C++/Java?
- orangethirty 13y agoJust learn as you build. Its the best way.
- dahotre 13y agoFor the initial stage, your schema will probably be in a flux and ONLY for that reason, I would suggest using MongoHQ or MongoLab on Heroku. After a while, if you decide otherwise, you can always go back to Postgresql.