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Yes, that's what I said...?

• randomsearch 9y ago
  Sorry, misread that line. Point being, how many examples do you have where someone writing a Django site is going to reuse their own apps?
  • soperj 9y ago
    I reuse my own apps constantly, whenever I do new sites.
    • randomsearch 9y ago
      Excellent - could you give some examples of what you reuse? I'm interested in whether this is a worthwhile abstraction in the general case, or whether for most people (like me and the post) it's an unhelpful complication.
      • mi100hael 9y ago
        It's a worthwhile abstraction for any generic feature that isn't specific to the one project you're working on: - User profiles - Content management/publishing - Messaging and chat - Searching your database - Admin - Analytics on your database Segmenting into apps makes the most sense when there are no cross-app dependencies on migrations: additional read-only capabilities on your existing models in another app, or new capability using entirely new, stand-alone models.