Hey folks! I've been researching on effective ways to separate business logic from views.py. I currently also have separate files for helper functions but the codebase is still a little cluttered. I found this method of implementation that involves creating a manager class for each model that can contain all the necessary functions, and thin views for executing said function. There are quite a few sources pertaining to this but I found this to be the strongest one in support so far: https://sunscrapers.com/blog/where-to-put-business-logic-django/#Idea_4_QuerySetsManagers Are there any more pros and cons that haven't been discussed in it?
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