I got curious when I was looking over a Claude designed model for my weight tracker app. My intent was to learn why it didn’t full out normalize some tables. It scoffed and told me not to over-engineer my tables due to the scope of the audience. I might have made up the scoffing part,[…]
Posts Tagged: databases
I wanted to dig into the Factory pattern a bit. I was fighting the thought that conceptually, it’s just a class with methods, but that’s not entirely right. I think what I’m settling into is thinking of it as an object that has purpose. It’s not modeling something. It’s creating. It’s using a model, and[…]
This semester featured MongoDB in a couple of classes. I’m guessing professors are gravitating to it because it’s relatively easy to get up and running with a cloud account on Atlas. I really enjoyed working with it, and I will probably toy with a local deployment. However, I wanted to deploy a PostgreSQL database to[…]



