Sometimes we will have announcements that are pertinent to only one or a group of users.
Story: Users that use gmail have their G+ or gmail local accounts merged with their facebook account as a result of a cronjob that searches for facebook registrant emails that match local registrants. An announcement can be made to those users only based on a request from the database.
If there is an announcement table it might have columns like: id, message.
Then, there can be a many-to many relationship based on a users_announcements table.
We can display all announcements to a user on their dashboard.
Implement this whole system.
Yes, I will go ahead and rate this super-super-hard just to be fair.
Sometimes we will have announcements that are pertinent to only one or a group of users.
Story: Users that use gmail have their G+ or gmail local accounts merged with their facebook account as a result of a cronjob that searches for facebook registrant emails that match local registrants. An announcement can be made to those users only based on a request from the database.
If there is an announcement table it might have columns like: id, message.
Then, there can be a many-to many relationship based on a users_announcements table.
We can display all announcements to a user on their dashboard.
Implement this whole system.
Yes, I will go ahead and rate this super-super-hard just to be fair.