In this repository, there is a brand new rails application. It has no code in it except for the things that are generated with rails new.

Today you're going to make your own version of Instagram (or something very close to it!). Your photo feed app will have full CRUD capability and operate on a single Entry model.

An Entry has the following:

• author
• photo_url
• date_taken

just use a string to represent the date as well.

Your app should have the following RESTful actions:

• index (displays all entries)
• show (displays a specific entry)
• new (displays a form to create a new entry)
• create (saves a new entry it to the database)
• edit (displays a form for editing a particular entry)
• update (takes input from the edit form and updates the entry in the db appropriately)
• destroy (deletes a specific entry from the database)

1. Write 5 user stories for your app.

• Keep it simple and think about what functionality your MVP needs.

2. Build ERD
3. Write the app. (If you need more instructions, reference tunr or lesson plans on rails )

1. Add a column for caption to your Entry, which is a text description of the shot. You'll need to generate a database migration for this and then update the rest of your app to be able to display these captions.
2. Instead of using a string for a date, try using a ruby DateTime Object
3. Add a second "Comments" model to your app so that users may leave comments on each of your Entries.
4. Give your Comments model full CRUD capability.

1. Create the ability to make a new entry using a random GIF from the Giphy API