jmstriegel
commented
11 years ago Thanks for the feedback. For now, we've fixed the project structure around the idea of 1 html, 1 css, 1 js and 1node.js per project. We made this decision after quite a bit of consideration -- it's a limitation, but it helps force all projects to fit a single standard and it keeps everything as simple as possible without hiding how things work.
In practice, there's a lot of stuff you can do inside this project structure. All of the coder interface, for instance, was written in this format. In fact, almost all of Coder was written in Coder! So there's a hidden app called coder, editor, even wifi and auth -- they are all 1html, 1css, 1js, 1node. I hope that when people make demos and lessons, newbies will be able to look under the hood and see how they were written, and see that they aren't structurally different from their own programs.
I may have to revisit this later, but give it a try and see how things go.
shankarmozzapp
Some web dev scenarios might need support for multiple HTML/JS/CSS files. Is that something that would make sense to incorporate inside Coder, or is it something that Coder isn't designed to support?