1 - Create rails application
		rails new Blog -d mysql
2 - Update Coffee Script (Windows) or uncomment theRubyRacer (cs25)
		Add - gem 'coffee-script-source', '1.8.0' - into gemfile and run bundle update   protect_from_forgery unless: -> { request.format.json? }
3 - Update application_controller.rb to handle web service (for later)
		protect_from_forgery unless: -> { request.format.json? }
4 - Update user and password in config/database.yml
5 - Create the databases
		rake db:create
6 - Create the scaffold for Articles
		rails generate scaffold Article title:string content:text
7 - Migrate database changes
		rake db:migrate
8 - Bring up rails server and go to localhost:3000/articles and glory in the result.
9 - Create a second model
		rails generate scaffold Comment user:string body:text article:references
10 - Migrate database changes
11 - Change the Article model so it states there are many comments to an article 
    using the has_many (Note: Comment already says belongs to).  This allows us to 
	use Article as the parent, and to enforce referential integrity.
12 - Note routes.  All comments are from a "comment" link.  However we want some of 
    them to be using the format "articles/id/comments..."  Let's make both for all 
	routes, and change the root route by making routes.rb to be the following:
	
		Rails.application.routes.draw do
		  resources :comments
		  resources :articles do
			resources :comments, only: [:index, :new, :create]
		  end
		  root 'articles#index'
        end
13 - Look at comments (localhost:3000/comments).  Put Article.title in view index.
14 - Add some articles and comments to see what is happening
15 - Change comment controller for index to handle all comments or comments by article.		
		  def index
			article_id = params[:article_id]
			if (article_id == nil)
			  @comments = Comment.all
			else
			  @comments = Article.find(article_id).comments
			end
		  end
		  
		Access this by "localhost:3000/comments" for all comments
		Access this by "localhost:3000/articles/$id/comments" for article comments
16 - Update Comments controller create method, and articles view show.html.erb to
    link everything together nicely.  BTW - I tried to put a title on the application 
	and set some stypes in the application controller, but I could not get it to work.
17 - Show delete of an article takes out all comments

Note: You do not need all the routes we have, and you do not need all the other
methods in the controller or views, but leave them there for now.  We will use 
them for our web services...