I'm looking to build a Django website with the main site on example.com. On this domain, a user can register using an email and password and start writing blog posts at example.com/conversations. Admins will be able to login into the Django Admin to alter posts and change content on the other pages of example.com.
The website will have one microsite each year on subdomains, e.g., 2013.example.com, 2014.example.com, etc. Admins will be able to edit content using the Django Admin.
I'm going to deploy the Django project onto Heroku.
The question that I would answered is whether I should create a new Django app and Heroku deployment for each microsite and the main site? Or, whether I can create it all as one Django project?
The latter seems to make more sense to me, but unsure how I would go about it.
I'm looking to build a Django website with the main site on example.com. On this domain, a user can register using an email and password and start writing blog posts at example.com/conversations. Admins will be able to login into the Django Admin to alter posts and change content on the other pages of example.com.
The website will have one microsite each year on subdomains, e.g., 2013.example.com, 2014.example.com, etc. Admins will be able to edit content using the Django Admin.
I'm going to deploy the Django project onto Heroku.
The question that I would answered is whether I should create a new Django app and Heroku deployment for each microsite and the main site? Or, whether I can create it all as one Django project?
The latter seems to make more sense to me, but unsure how I would go about it.
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