Arianne

I've added this to my project. It doesn't have the functionality to remember what was hidden before, but it works for my use case. I agree that this would be...

@andyatcisco Yes, it is fine if students use VS Code. The only requirement is that the official Python extension is installed. - [Visual instructions](https://github.com/ariannedee/intro-to-django/blob/main/docs/config/VSCode.md#installing-extensions) Why I recommend PyCharm over VS...

You should add this to your nfldb: ``` insert into team values('JAX','Jacksonville', 'Jaguars'); insert into team values ('LAC', 'Los Angeles', 'Chargers'); ```

The problem is probably that the version of nflgame that you are installing doesn't have an up-to-date `schedule.json`. You could make sure you are getting the most recent one from...

@mesee298 I found an issue in nflgame that was causing `update_sched.py` to update from the wrong url (postseason instead of regular). You can see in my answer [here](https://github.com/BurntSushi/nflgame/issues/331#issuecomment-346203497), but the...

You should add LAC too: ``` insert into team values('JAX','Jacksonville', 'Jaguars'); insert into team values ('LAC', 'Los Angeles', 'Chargers'); ```

`insert into team values('JAX','Jacksonville', 'Jaguars');` #194 You will also run into a problem with the LA Chargers, so do this too: `insert into team values ('LAC', 'Los Angeles', 'Chargers');`

You need to run `python update_sched.py --year 2017` to update the json file. There are a few other issues you might run into though, so read through #331.

I had tried to pip install from git and update the schedule, as others have mentioned, but I was still having issues keeping the games up to date. Here is...

@ForTozs Yeah, that Leno, Charles Jr. issue has been a problem for a while. There are a few PRs to address it but I put a fix for that in...