22 -- MovieLens-Online -- Jonathan Frederick

[JonathanFrederick]

• [x] Night 1
  • [x] Miscellaneous
  • [x] Make commits after every significant change
  • [x] Use feature branches whenever you add something to a stable product
  • [x] Use requirements.txt and Django best practices for laying out your project
  • [x] Normal mode
  • [x] Create a Django project called movieratings
  • [x] Create a Django app inside your project
  • [x] Create models for users (raters), movies, and ratings
  • [x] Create Django admin pages for the models
  • [ ] Hard mode
  • [ ] Add methods to your models
  • [ ] Test your methods

[JonathanFrederick]

@jamesmallen @powder-river Is this all we're looking for tonight? https://github.com/JonathanFrederick/django-movies

[powder-river]

@JonathanFrederick so it looks like it's blowing up when you try to create a rating. so check that out before moving on. Also, i see you have rating inside rating as an int and movie inside a movie as an int.

It feels like you're meaning to assign an id??? note that you don't have to assign an id inside a model. so if i am in my Movie model, everytime I create a movie, it assigns it an id automatically.