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Comment by elnygren | Hacker News Reader

the boilerplate seems to ignore django's "multiapp" project layout:

This might make it not-that-suitable for actually complex projects.

EDIT: ah, looks like the formatting here did't support what I tried to do...

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Something like this probably?

    |-manage.py 
    |-MyApp/ 
    |---- settings.py, urls.py, wsgi.py,... etc. 
    |-AnotherApp1 
    |---- urls.py, models.py, views.py, migrations/... etc. 
    |-AnotherApp2 
    |---- urls.py, models.py, views.py, migrations/..

Indent the tree with 4 spaces.

Err, are `AnotherApp{1,2}` intentionally missing `settings.py`, and all the other incongruencies?

I'd think that `AnotherApp{1,2}` would be subdirectories of `MyApp/`, right?

There's only one settings file, which is defined in the first/main app.

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