The tutorial talks about the independence and pluggability
of apps and projects, where a project is for a single site.
This suggests to me that apps and sites/projects should be
in completely separate folders, something like
/Django
/Apps
/myblogapp
/myforumapp
/Sites
/mysite1
/mysite2
Each site here is a separate project, with different
domains, users, data, etc., and each app could be
deployed on each site.
Does this directory structure seem reasonable?
If so, what's the best way to initialize ("startapp")
the App structure? Only knowing what's in the
tutorial, it seems I need to "startproject" first, to
create manage.py.
I've played around with two approaches. One is
to create the app under /mysite1, and then move
it to be under Apps. The other is to begin with a
"startproject Apps" so that I have the manage.py
script in Apps and can create the specific applications
under Apps directly.
It seems both work, but I'm wondering if there
is a better approach. Neither seem 100% clean.
The first approach doesn't seem right because
it doesn't seem like I should have to move my
application. The second approach creates an
Apps/settings.py that I'm never going to use, since
apps will take their settings from the Site where
they are deployed.
Thanks,
David
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