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It's a good idea to test the database
you'll use in production in your

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development environment first.

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So we're going to need to install
postgresql to our development machine.

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I'm using Mac OS with homebrew here,
but you can see the teacher's

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notes if you want info on installing
it to other operating systems.

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If you have Mac OS 10 and
homebrew, it's as simple as typing

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brew install and
the package you wanna install, postgresql.

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It will download them and install
the software packages it needs, and

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then when it's complete, it'll print
some post install directions for you.

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You should make sure to
read those directions.

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In this case, there's one command in
particular that we need to be sure to

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run to actually start postgresql and
that's brew services start postgresql.

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I'll just copy and paste it here.