I've now gotten far enough into my application to have stubbed my toes on a few beginner'smistakes in Django and ORM schema design. Fortunately I've done thisduring development instead of production, so it's merely a valuablelearning experience.

First, I should never make schema fields into explicit primary keys,no matter how attractive it seems and how SQL-proper it is. EspeciallyI should not do this when the field is shown to or used by humans.Otherwise, sooner or later

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Every time I wind up doing a substantially amount of coding , I end up rediscovering how muchI enjoy programming and how rewarding it feels. It's more than justthe monkey rewards from doing things and getting feedback, it's allsorts of pleasure rolled up in a big complicated ball that I just lovewithout being able to describe why I find it so absorbing. I just likeprogramming, even if I forget how much I do when I haven't done it for awhile.

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