I want to create an application for private usage: called ProKitchen. But it seems the name is already in use. So, it will be called Cap Koeks Kitchen (Koeks is pronounced like cooks) :)
First step.
I categorised the data I'm gonna be dealing with: food products. And realised there are many sub-categories. So, my first step is to think how to save this data in the relational database. Of course, it would be much easier to use smth not relational. But I'll try this later on MongoDB example.
So, I came across this article when struggling with db design.
Will try to implement it.
First step.
I categorised the data I'm gonna be dealing with: food products. And realised there are many sub-categories. So, my first step is to think how to save this data in the relational database. Of course, it would be much easier to use smth not relational. But I'll try this later on MongoDB example.
So, I came across this article when struggling with db design.
Will try to implement it.
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