php-notes/day2/student_labs/morning.md

Morning Lab

Update your code from the lecture this morning so that it has READ (index) functionality for a Locations model. The model should have the following attributes (columns):

1. id (SERIAL)
2. street (VARCHAR(32))
3. city (VARCHAR(32))
4. state (VARCHAR(2))

It's suggested that you have a php class Location that will represent each row in a table called locations. This is similar to the Person class from the lecture. You can create a "factory" class Locations that will be in charge of generating Location objects from the DB. This is similar to the People class from the lecture.

If you finish this early, update your code so that it has READ (index) functionality for a Companies model. The model should have the following attributes (columns):

1. id (SERIAL)
2. name (VARCHAR(32))
3. website (VARCHAR(64))
4. industry (VARCHAR(16))

It's suggested that you have a php class Company that will represent each row in a table called companies. This is similar to the Person class from the lecture. You can create a "factory" class Companies that will be in charge of generating Company objects from the DB. This is similar to the People class from the lecture.