Re: Django structure

Hi, I'll leave it to others to give recommendations on how you SHOULD organizer your project. However, I can help you with the technical question. Am Sun, 8 Mar 2015 11:53:09 -0700 (PDT) schrieb Gabriel Klein : > My question is how to shared models across apps? You

Re: Django structure

Thank you Ilya, What you said make a lot of senses. On Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 10:36:27 PM UTC-3, Ilya Kazakevich wrote: > > There are 2 types of Apps in Django: > 1) reusable one with clear, documented interface > 2) not reusable one, because it depends on current project heavily. > >

Re: Django structure

There are 2 types of Apps in Django: 1) reusable one with clear, documented interface 2) not reusable one, because it depends on current project heavily. Ideally, project consists of several reusable-apps, and project-specific data is stored in project-specific places like URLConf or filesystem

Django structure

Hi there, I'm going to start a big project using Django. It will have 3 main sections: - A "Frontend" section: Where the user will consult the data. - A "Backend" section: Where the ETL and Admins will organize the data - A User Management section: Where I'll manage user permission, Oauth for

Re: django structure and basic flow

> I am confused that different tutorial gives different method of doing > things. I want to know how to setup basic cms site, > what folder should I create, sometime people create apps, sometimes > they don't. There are different ways to structure your project, but if you want to use the database

django structure and basic flow

I am confused that different tutorial gives different method of doing things. I want to know how to setup basic cms site, what folder should I create, sometime people create apps, sometimes they don't. How do I put this in order? 1.url 2. view 3.model 4. template 5. admin 6. settings from the

Re: Django structure and git as VCS

Thanks Brian, It looks like it will manage the git repositories for me. It might be a good idea, but I think I'll keep it it "custom" build. I (wishful thinking) don't use Apache, etc. On 10/07/10 13:56, Brian Bouterse wrote: > Maybe not an exact answer to your question, but we do something kind

Re: Django structure and git as VCS

Maybe not an exact answer to your question, but we do something kind of similar to what you are describing. Basically, we have app authors (both frontend and backend) work with their app in their own repo and publish them into this repository . Then we use

Django structure and git as VCS

Hi, I'm working on defining the structure of an application It will have quite a few apps, with few of them opensourced. I was thinking how to make it easier for people involved into the project. In essence front-end developer should work on one repository only - that's also goes quite nicely

Re: customizing django structure

thanks karen! On Apr 9, 12:37 pm, "Karen Tracey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 8:44 AM, Lee Connell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hello All, > > > I am trying to customize django to fit into a directory structure that > > makes sense for me and the project I am working

Re: customizing django structure

On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 8:44 AM, Lee Connell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello All, > > I am trying to customize django to fit into a directory structure that > makes sense for me and the project I am working on. Below is how > django looks by default, underneath that is how I would like it.

customizing django structure

Hello All, I am trying to customize django to fit into a directory structure that makes sense for me and the project I am working on. Below is how django looks by default, underneath that is how I would like it. Is this possible and how? I was having such a problem trying to get "python