Hello all,

I just recently started playing around with django, and I am
interested in using it to create a site I have in mind.  I would
appreciate any help in understanding if I have wrapped my head around
the idea of projects and apps properly.

Basically, the site would have a main page that displays generic info
from the DB and allows uers to login/register.

When a new user registers, it would create a new subfolder of the
domain, which would be a clone of some django app/project (the part I
dont get).

So, if I understand this correctly (and I probably don't :) ), I would
have the following:

/home/django/website   (would contain the basic info from the DB,
registering/logging in, etc)
/home/django/default (would contain a bunch of apps for the various
functions a user would have access to)

So let's say the user "Foo" registers .. I would clone the default
project to

/home/django/Foo

so the person would be able to access their specific site at 
www.mysite.com/Foo/.


Now hopefully you understand where I am going with this, whether or
not I have it correctly.  Now, the other way I thought this might
happen is like this, with 1 parent project and a bunch of apps and sub-
apps that are all cloned instead of separate projects

/home/django/mysite (the default site, would contain such apps as
"login" or whatever)
/home/django/mysite/default (an app inside mysite project, containing
various sub-apps?)
/home/django/mysite/Foo (the default app was cloned to a new app named
after the user)


Now, I am having a hard time figuring out which way is the right way,
or if it is even possible to have "sub-apps" ... Should I be working
with separate projects here, or separate apps within 1 parent project.


The actual cloning process is probably a problem for another day, but
I am really just looking for some guidance or information as to which
of these methods is possible/preferred.

Thanks, and if I haven't explained myself properly please feel free to
ask for clarification.  Like I said, I am still trying to grok the
whole thing.

-Bryan

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