> For this reason I think ‘core’ is a safer option, unless you are certain what your app should be named. Yep, this is what I do. It’s rare that I make anythin

> For this reason I think ‘core’ is a safer option, unless you are certain what your app should be named. Yep, this is what I do. It’s rare that I make anything that can be shared cross-app (most Django apps I make are super simple CRUD-types), so every one of my Django apps has a ‘core’. I also recommend this approach.