Hi Christian
I don't quite follow what you concretely want here. There are so many ways
to build JavaScript dependencies these days, it's hard to keep track of,
and Django thus mostly has a policy of "not touching that stuff".
The problems you describe in your second email are normally solved by
Ah, I forgot something:
* the Dj dev server serves static files "from their locations", e.g. the
apps' static directories, which is great for developing with templates,
but can not be used with a frontend framework, as this framework needs
to be compiled *afterwords*.
* when going into prod,
Hello Django community,
caution: long post, TL;DR at the bottom.
in the past months, I tried much about tightly integrating a Js frontend
framework into a bigger Django application. I already introduced GDAPS,
a Django plugin system, where I want to have Dj apps bring their own
frontend code
