updating README to new format

README.md

@@ -21,31 +21,7 @@ composer install
 You may alternatively need to run `php composer.phar install`, depending
 on how you installed Composer.
 
-**2) Start the symfony web server**
-
-You can use Nginx or Apache, but Symfony's local web server
-works even better - especially if you're using Docker for
-the database.
-
-To install the Symfony local web server, follow
-"Downloading the Symfony client" instructions found
-here: https://symfony.com/download - you only need to do this
-once on your system.
-
-Then, to start the web server, open a terminal, move into the
-project, and run:
-
-```
-symfony serve -d
-```
-
-(If this is your first time using this command, you may see an
-error that you need to run `symfony server:ca:install` first).
-
-Now check out the site at `https://localhost:8000`. You'll see
-an error now - finish the setup instructions to get things working!
-
-**3) Database Setup (with Docker)**
+**2) Database Setup (with Docker)**
 
 The easiest way to set up the database is to use the `docker-compose.yaml`
 file that's included in this project. First, make sure Docker is downloaded
@@ -62,21 +38,21 @@ no need to configure `.env`.
 
 For more information about this approach, see https://symfonycasts.com/screencast/symfony5-doctrine
 
-**3 Alternative) Database Setup (without Docker)**
+**2 Alternative) Database Setup (without Docker)**
 
 If you do not want to use Docker, you can also just install and run
 MySQL manually. When you're done, open the `.env` file and make any
 adjustments you need - specifically `DATABASE_URL`. Or, better,
 you can create a `.env.local` file and *override* any configuration
 you need there (instead of changing `.env` directly).
 
-** 4) Database Schema**
+**3) Database Schema**
 
 To actually *create* the database and get some tables, run:
 
 ```
 symfony console doctrine:database:create
-symfony console doctrine:migrations:migrate
+symfony console doctrine:schema:update --force
 symfony console doctrine:fixtures:load
 ```
 
@@ -88,6 +64,29 @@ If you get an error that the database exists, that should
 be ok. But if you have problems, completely drop the
 database (`doctrine:database:drop --force`) and try again.
 
+**4) Start the symfony web server**
+
+You can use Nginx or Apache, but Symfony's local web server
+works even better - especially if you're using Docker for
+the database.
+
+To install the Symfony local web server, follow
+"Downloading the Symfony client" instructions found
+here: https://symfony.com/download - you only need to do this
+once on your system.
+
+Then, to start the web server, open a terminal, move into the
+project, and run:
+
+```
+symfony serve -d
+```
+
+(If this is your first time using this command, you may see an
+error that you need to run `symfony server:ca:install` first).
+
+Now check out the site at `https://localhost:8000`. Enjoy!
+
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