Re: General organization question...

Well, you can do the whole thing as plugins, I guess, but it's really
easier to do it all as one app and only create plugins for the parts
that you might want to port to another system later. You always get
loads of files and folders when you're using MVC, it's just something
that you've got to live with, to be honest. It is daunting at first,
but it really doesn't take long to get used to it.

On Sep 26, 7:05 pm, Matt Palermo <palermom...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I previously asked about using Cake for a CMS (content management system)
> I'm building.  I'm looking for advice for this.  I know that I can create
> multiple "apps" for use in Cake.  My main question is should the whole CMS
> be one big app?  Or should the CMS core and each module/component be their
> own separate apps that can all interact with each other?  If possible, I
> would like to keep them all separate apps to make it a little more organized
> for me, otherwise I might have a TON of model/view/controller files in
> folders to look through when I want to develop the system.
>
> Any general advice here would help a lot.  Thanks!
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