Proposed Example Outline

I propose we craft a simple example that de-constructs/re-creates the _basic_ GitHub application.
We can _model_ the _basic_ GitHub interface quite easily:

+ [x] Users
+ [x] Profile
+ [x] Name
+ [x] Username
+ [x] uid (_the person's unique **numeric** id e.g: `4185328`_)
+ [x] etc. see: https://github.com/nelsonic/github-scraper#profile-page
+ [x] Repositories

+ [x] Stars
+ [x] Followers
+ [x] Following

+ [x] Organisations
+ [x] Members (_an org can have have zero or more/many members_)
+ [x] Repositories

> **Note**: For now we will deliberately leaving out the "Projects", "Wikis" and Pull Requests for now.
We can _add_ these things in later if desired (_or if readers/learners request them!_). But _for now_, we don't _need_ them in order to explain the _concept_ of relational data.

# Todo

+ [x] Write "raw" SQL Statements to **`CREATE`** the tables with relationships e.g: [database_setup.sql](https://github.com/nelsonic/time-mvp/blob/747c050032402d040fea4d717aae2ee84e2bac64/server/database_setup.sql)
+ [ ] Create a _sample_ application using SQL statements (no ORM) to allow people to download the code and _run_ it locally to "hack" on it and learn more.

For a _detailed example_ of what I have in mind, see: https://github.com/dwyl/todo-list-javascript-tutorial

Related to #21 & #23 where Jack _requested_ having a simple example.
_Also_ related to #3 as our example _needs_ to have a relational data diagram.