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Dubrzr / golb

A simple multi-author blog webapp using Django
https://futureistech.com/
MIT License
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Merging the 'blog' and 'posts' applications #2

Closed tgy closed 8 years ago

tgy commented 8 years ago

It's probably because I'm a maniac or because I have obsessive compulsive disorder but the fact that those two apps exist separately troubles me a lot. If you don't mind, I'll merge them

Dubrzr commented 8 years ago

You are right! I'm working on reorganizing this :)

Dubrzr commented 8 years ago

Done, what do you think of those changes?

tgy commented 8 years ago

I still don't get why there should be 2 different modules 'blog' and 'articles'. For me an Article is a model in the 'blog' application.

Dubrzr commented 8 years ago

Then let's also put users module in blog module? blog is meant to be the main django module for this project, I can rename it to be more global like "site", but why not blog? I also find it cleaner to have all article related models, template, views & urls in a single module. It also gives more readability, for example I just have to add url(r'article/', include(articles_urlpatterns)) in the urlpatterns variable of blog.urls.py file, consequently I don't have to add the "article/" prefix to every url that need it :) It's exactly the same for the users module. And for example, there is a single template folder for each application, I find it more readable and easy to maintain compared to a large folder containing all template files.