Added further information for newbie users #66
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index.GET is a bit confused for non-programmers, the 'index' name is repeated through out the project, and is not apparent the dot is used as concatenation as opposed to a period. Mentioning the method GET, makes it much easier for a new user to understand where the modification is taking place. Added note on MySQL Create Table statement.
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index.GET is a bit confused for non-programmers, the 'index' name is repeated through out the project, and is not apparent the dot is used as concatenation as opposed to a period. Mentioning the method GET, makes it much easier for a new user to understand where the modification is taking place.
Added note on MySQL Create Table statement for 'done' error.
Added context to the information on creating the database object.