Hi sergio Did you find a solution to your problem? Stef On Tue, 13 Dec 2016 21:59:09 +0100, sergio ruiz <sergio.rrd@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello, all.
This question is not as much a question about smalltalk as one about modeling in smalltalk.
I am currently writing an API using Teapot that will be serving up data about internet radio stations. I want to be able to let users tag the stations with arbitrary tags. Using a >relational database, I would create an object like "Tagging" with foreign keys pointing to the "Stations" class and the "Tag" Class. It would have station_id and tag_id.
If this was going to be even a tiny bit more complex, I would probably just make it a polymorphic association. My question is, how would I approach this in smalltalk? Would I just make methods on tag and station (and whatever else) that stored arrays of each other? Would I create an >intermediary model like "Tagging" and have that do the heavy lifting?
Ideas? Thanks!;
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