And you may want to remove *.pyc files from repository. You wouldn't want somebody to think you can't use git and Python properly, would you?
And you may want to remove *.pyc files from repository. You wouldn't want somebody to think you can't use git and Python properly, would you?
I only have experience in MongoDB that is why I'm using it, probably in the future I can use something better.
I have a common `.gitignore` file for all my projects, since I am a front-end developer I never had the need to ignore *.pyc files, because I never used it before
Also I really don't care what people think about me :)
Sorry if I sound like a dick but is true, that is my first project with a "back-end" so it won't be something amazing (yet) I'm still working on it.
It's a snippet paste application. Why use database at all? Mere flat files would be just enough. Or even SQLite, if you happen to really need data processing (although I fail to see what for in such application).