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Django 1.4 has updates its default project layout, so my new project layout becomes
root
manage.py
/project
/settings.py
/app1
/static
/app2
/static
Now I’d like to use JavascriptMVC framework for my project, where is the best place to place it? It’s huge(39M) just for the bare framework.
I don’t want to have a framework inside each of my app. So, is there a way to host it in a central place and used by all my apps?
I personally put my project-wide static files in the top level directory (root/static/) and add it to
STATICFILES_DIRShttps://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/ref/contrib/staticfiles/#staticfiles-dirs
It makes much more sense to me to keep it in the same level as apps. I only put project configuration related files in my root/project/ equivalent folder like settings.py, urls.py, local_dev flags / local settings, etc.