MC, not sure if you're using Express, but "mounted apps" are an interesting way to compose things in that framework. They allow standalone applications to be mounted at different routes within a parent application. Check the express/examples/ directory if you want to see how it works. For separating mobile / desktop ui components, if you're rendering templates client-side, the static resources for client-side rendering are usually served out of a high-speed cache for production deployments. If you're rendering pages on the server side, node modules for EJS, Jade, Dust et al are all there. Good luck with the project!
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