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[BACKEND] Include ERD in README.md #7

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# Backend

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## Ruby on Rails

## Entity-Relationship Diagrams [ERD]
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## Entity-Relationship Diagrams [ERD]
### Entity-Relationship Diagrams [ERD]


All ```boxcar``` projects include the following gem:

```
https://github.com/voormedia/rails-erd
```

The gem is installed and set to auto-update a file named ```ER_Model.pdf``` after each migration.
This file is linked to in the ```README.md``` for documentation purposes.

## Python

### Best Practices
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