On 28 abr, 16:25, Ben Bangert <b...@groovie.org> wrote:
> When you consider how Django approaches it, it
> seems like this will be a pain unless you're a DVCS master and are
> sure to use it because say you have:
>
> Site 1:
> - Comments app
> - Reviews app
>
> Site 2:
> - Comments app
> - Reviews app
> - Articles app
>
> Technically each 'app' in Django is just a sub-dir, so if you have 2+
> sites, and you make a huge set of improvements to the Reviews app,
> odd's are each site project itself is in its own version repository,
> each app *itself* is merely in the larger project. So it becomes a bit
> of a hassle ensuring that your Reviews app is up to date on each site,
> and upgrading individual app's is problematic.
What I make is very simple and usefull. You create a directory as
'external_apps' where you create links to the applications that you're
using, which you have all together into a same directory.
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