If you don't want FE guys to touch your Python code, I will suggest to go
with option 1. DRF is a great library and creating REST API is dead simple.
Data validation is pretty easy in DRF using serializers.
I tend to write my own authorization methods with DRF but they are also
easy. It is just plug and play for DRF.

On Wed, 10 Feb 2016 at 15:33 Radek Svarz <radek.sv...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am deciding about the new architecture of the Django business app.
>
> The web frontend app constists of 1 highly interactive part - visual
> editor (using D3js) and several configuration pages.
>
> I am strong in the Django backend part, but outsourcing the JS front end
> to the freelancer.com guys.
>
> My main repo is in git. I am deploying automatically upon master push
> towards Openshift (i.e. pushing the whole master HEAD).
>
> I am considering to have 2 git repos - 1 for Django and 2nd for HTML/JS
> FrontEnd app.
>     Motivation:
>         1. I do not want freelancers to touch django BE part
>         2. mindset of some FE guys - they do not like Python and just want
> to interact against mockup BE server
>
> Please help me choose the best approach of FE vs BE architecture. My
> options so far:
>
> alt 1. Separate FE code with bower/npm packaging in own git repo
>     - completely separated concern
>     - communicating with Django via DRF API
>     - here I foresee issues like authentication, app versioning and data
> validation. I found something, but not sure whether it is still valid:
> http://richardtier.com/2014/03/15/authenticate-using-django-rest-framework-endpoint-and-angularjs/
>     - any other issues with this approach?
>
> alt 2. FE in Django templates with AJAX calls for the interactive editor
>     - can I keep the JS in the separate git repo?  I read something about
> git submodules. But I am not sure whether there are any issues.
>
> opt 3. Django crispy forms
>     - complementary option only for the app part of configuration pages
>     - the idea is that these pages are rather data form driven so once the
> visual FE template is done, the JS FE guys do not need to focus on this
>
> note: I tried to inspire myself from the source of great
> djangopackages.com and sentry, but they seam to mix FE and BE within 1
> repo.
>
> Thanks for any advice,
> Radek
>
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