On Jan 12, 3:05 pm, felix wrote:
> I'm running 3 sites on a shared db right now.
>
> I would say your option 2
Thanks for the feedback Felix. My initial concern was that two
projects sharing a database would not have any awareness of one
another and that things could potentially get tangled up i
I'm running 3 sites on a shared db right now.
I would say your option 2
I keep most of the functionality in the apps (shared),
each of those apps have views, so the views are certainly shared / not
duplicated
in my case each site is quite distinct and has specific models and views on
top of the
We're setting up both an intranet and a public site that will sit on
top of the same database. The two sites will share much content, but
will have different designs, different media, and different overall
purposes. There won't be much in the way of truly shared views,
despite the need for shared
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