Inside my app folder I have folder static and inside css, js, and img folders.
It is ok or should I keep it like this static -> app_name -> css,js,img?
Inside my app folder I have folder static and inside css , js ,
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Inside my app folder I have folder static and inside css, js, and img folders.
It is ok or should I keep it like this static -> app_name -> css,js,img?
Similar to with templates it is recommended to namespace your static resources with a directory inside of static with the app name. However this is really only useful if the application is going to be reused on multiple projects with the possibility overriding the static resources in other deployments. Since Django encourages building all applications as reusable components this inner directory is recommended but again not required.