@webology Using #hugo the last couple of days I asked myself what the difference is between the assets and static folder? And I wasn't the first. So assets hosts files that can/must be processed and static contains files that are used as is. For #Django I think it is more obvious what the purpose of those two directories are by naming them static/src and static/public as suggested by @josh.
@e11bits@josh I think the struggle also is troubleshooting when something goes wrong.
I don't mind the */src pattern, but with bigger apps with node+django, I tend to prefer having all of the typescript+js in one top-level folder and all of the python files in another.
@webology@e11bits I don’t love or hate the pattern when it’s a bigger app, I think I’ve just gotten used to it now. Plus I like the consistency between them and the smaller apps that don’t have a JS framework.
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