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Arona Jones edited this page Jan 21, 2020 · 11 revisions

Figured I'd take a minute to jot down a couple things that I've learnt from trying to maintain this heap of junk awesome bit of software...

Man staring confused at two sheets of paper

^ Accurate picture of me starting out tweaking bits of RIGS - but I didn't have Django experience, or much Python experience, when starting :P

So, the first bit of wisdom I've learnt. Django is composed of 'apps' which are are discrete web applications but may interconnect. This explains the initially arbitrary distinction between the 'RIGS' and 'PyRIGS' folders - 'RIGS' contains rigboard-specific code whilst 'PyRIGS' contains code for common stuff such as user accounts. The exception to this is the top-level templates folder, that contains shared templates. Why there and not in the PyRIGS folder? Because.

That's all for now. Very much WIP :)

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