Re: how to layout a "big" project in django 1.4 - best practices ?
Hi..
For the app, i like to use loose couple method from project dir so i can reuse and plug my app in other project easily.
I learn it from a book call practical django apps.
And i want ask about settings.py, if we make the settings become a folder and put dev.py, prod.py, any step to make manage.py know which one to load. Seems there is no info about it in the blog.
Btw i stil using django 1.3
Thanks for the share
On May 16, 2012 6:13 AM, "Michael Palumbo" <michael.palumbo87@gmail.com> wrote:
-- Hi,I have found lots of posts on how organizing a kinda big project with Django =<1.3 but I was wondering what could be the best option with Django 1.4 since the default layout has changed.I have found just this post on the internet talking about structuring a django 1.4 project: http://www.deploydjango.com/django_project_structure/index.html
What do you think?Please feel free to share your points of views and/or explain how you handle it.Thanks--
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