Straight CURDing

We're going to continue with the work from today and finish the following user stories.

As an admin, I can seed the database with a json file of cheeses, so that I can develop and test my application better.
As an admin, I can visit a minimalist index page that shows all of the cheese resources.
As an admin, I can visit each cheese in the cheese resource, so that I can view specifics about the cheese.
As an admin, I can add new cheeses.
As an admin, I can remove cheeses.
As an admin, I can make changes to a cheese and update it from the cheese's page.

To edit a cheese, you'll need an edit form. This form will be displayed whenever a GET request is made to /cheeses/:id/edit

To update a cheese, you'll need to send a PUT request from the edit form to /cheeses/:id Don't forget method override!

Revisit WDInstagram assignment.

This time ignoring the Entry class. Straight up just stick it in Redis.

Then style the cheese off of it.