Reputation:
I'm learning about MVC frameworks, and I am about to start building a website that will eventually store all of my work. I plan to build a simple blog system using a MVC framework. But then I also want to host my other work within that MVC. For instance, if I have just created a simple todo list app that is also built with an MVC framework, I want to be host that on my portfolio too.
For instance, myportfolio.com
will be the main app. myportfolio.com/otherapp
will be a piece of work that I would like to host on my portfolio.
Can anybody provide any suggestions as to how this might be achieved, without having to port all models, views and controllers to a single main app?
Upvotes: 0
Views: 263
Reputation: 522005
Just make an exception on how the URL is handled. myportfolio.com/
, myportfolio.com/foo
, myportfolio.com/bar
etc. are all handled by your MVC blogging system, only myportfolio.com/otherapp
is handled by your otherapp. This can simply be achieved through RewriteRules in an .htaccess file, but how exactly depends on how exactly your framework works.
Upvotes: 4