how to wire all the django apps
You could have base app if you want to, but you don't need one. All apps are wired when you declare them in the INSTALLED_APPS in the settings, each app has a urls.py file that will catch the route and call one of the views in that app if there's a match.
I use a base app to define global templates, global static files, helpers.
Hope this helps
I'm pretty new with Django, I've been reading and watching videos but there is one thing that is confusing me. It is related to the apps. I've watched a video where a guy said that is convenient to have apps that do a single thing, so if I have a big project, I will have a lot of apps. I made an analogy to a bunch of classes, where each app would be a class with their own functions and elements, is this a correct interpretation? In this case, is there like an app where I have like a main method in a class? I mean, I don't know how to wire all the applications I have, is there like a principal app in charge of manage the others? or how does it work?
thanks!