Hello people,

some time ago with a couple of friends started a project with Django.
We are really getting into it now, and have made several progress in
the last 3 months. But, as the code starts to grow up, everything
start to get complicated.

Right now we have our project hosted on Bitbucket, and is simple to
set the enviroment to develop. Just clone the repo, syncdb, run a
script that install some fixtures, and runserver.

But, we started to use some externa apps, and add extra code, and it
started to look like a mess. Furthermore, we are 3 guys coding, it
starts to get complicated to all have the dependencies right.

After taking a look how pinax handle it, it seems a good option to
make use of PIP for the external apps, and create virtual envs.

First question then: Is that good? To use PIP with the external apps?
Will it be easy to deploy it?

Second question: What about our own apps? Should i let them live in
the project root directory? Should i try to pack them as "egg"
packages?

Finally: Do you have any good practice to tell me? Experience is
really needed!!

Thank you all!

PD: I have no much experience with Python, i'm a Java guy, and don't
think you like Maven ;)

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