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What sort of classes do you mean? Views? Models? Other? For us it hasn't changed much. Our apps were pretty self-contained so that splitting them into separate
by tmwatson100 12y ago
What sort of classes do you mean? Views? Models? Other? For us it hasn't changed much. Our apps were pretty self-contained so that splitting them into separate services isn't very arduous.
Stuff that is shared between apps is often related to 3rd party integrations, which could be moved into a separate (often asynchronous) worker/ service. In reality most of these design choices are done on a case by case basis, based on time/ cost/ maintenance.
- codewithcheese 12y agoYeah my main concern is for models. I can see it helps if you have distinct django apps already, in my case I have one main monolithic app. As an example I use elasticsearch, but I post process the results using models. ES is a service already do I really want to iolate some logic and build another service on top of that?