Building a relational model in MDriven turns a simple to-do app into something closer to real software. In this Part 2, you’ll take the to-do list you built in Part 1 and replace its plain-text Status field with a proper linked class — and watch MDriven turn that change into dropdowns and full management screens automatically, with no manual UI work.
This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://blog.mdriven.net/relational-model-in-mdriven-add-a-status-class-part-2/