Héllo Chad,

I'd like to help but I need more infos if you don't mind and is granted to 
provide them.

On Monday, January 7, 2013 9:52:35 PM UTC+1, chad petzoldt wrote:
>
> Right now my project only has 2 apps that use a database (*real* apps). 
> The rest of the website is composed of many custom views, scattered all 
> over the place. I am new to Django, and I havn't quite figured out how to 
> structure my project directory just yet.
>

What do this two apps ?

The other *issue* is related to my design/develop workflow. Working 
> completely through an internet browser just isnt possible for 80% of the 
> project cycle. We have many programs which want to work directly on the 
> filesystem (on an offline machine), mostly coming from the Adobe Creative 
> Suite.
>

I don't understand this part, are you programming in the browser ? or is it 
just about the design phase of each «Articles/bundle», work prior or in 
parallel of programming the site ?
 

> There are all kinds of media documents and markups forming "Articles". 
> These Articles are passed around as bundles during design, and then when 
> they get to me I have to tie them together very neatly and push them onto 
> the website. The one thing I do have control over is the Url layout, and 
> the navigation of these articles.
>

> Should I be splitting each of these "articles" into their own apps (a 
> directory with little more than 'templates/' and 'static/'). 

 
I'm not sure but what you describe looks like a (e)magazine with several 
issues (you call them Articles/bundle) where each issue has it's own 
layout/design - and probably navigation but it seems also there is a global 
menu - a cross issues menu - present on all issues.

This makes synchronization easy with the server, there is no database 
> interaction required;


I assume by «synchronization» you mean «putting the new "Articles" in 
production».
 

> the only task left after the sync is for me to update my navigation 
> widgets (which I currently just do by hand). 


Can you describe this navigation widget ? Is it available over all 
apps/Articles/issues ?

Do the Articles gets modified after the first synchronization ? Do you have 
somekind of administration to edit them ?

In the other mail you say «But I still find myself creating bare apps with 
some crazy model defined that only has 1 table row.», could you describe 
one of this table/row and generalize to the other similar tables ?

Regards,

Amirouche

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