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So easy ^^

I had to laugh at your comment @carolinus because I think I knew 5 words in Nik's comment and understood nothing. 😆

There are regular people and then there are coders/developers.

I mean how do you create your database? I assume you have a json stored somewhere?

I'm working with Laravel here, which is very batteries-included with this sort of thing.

For the SQLite DB setup, my init script does a touch database/db_name.sqlite and then the DB migrations I've written (laravel.com/docs/11.x/migrati…) can be run on this DB.

So easy ^^

I had to laugh at your comment @carolinus because I think I knew 5 words in Nik's comment and understood nothing. 😆

There are regular people and then there are coders/developers.

Some of your ideas sounds like very great!
How do you manage your model for a new installation? copy paste?

What do you mean with model here?

The project is setup as a github repo template, plus some basic bash scripts for setting up some common items.

I mean how do you create your database? I assume you have a json stored somewhere?

I'm working with Laravel here, which is very batteries-included with this sort of thing.

For the SQLite DB setup, my init script does a touch database/db_name.sqlite and then the DB migrations I've written (laravel.com/docs/11.x/migrati…) can be run on this DB.

So easy ^^

I had to laugh at your comment @carolinus because I think I knew 5 words in Nik's comment and understood nothing. 😆

There are regular people and then there are coders/developers.

It's clearly a key figure. I'll keep that in mind.

Definitely. Something really visual, so they can quickly see at a glance if it's increasing/decreasing compared to the month before would be chef's kiss.

It seems that many of you install brew first. Maybe I should read his doc again :)

anything else?

Already felt like I was cheating with 2 "first" installs, but @jefftriplett is right: 1Password (homebrew is included in rails.new).