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Vyacheslav Alekseev2014-10-13 10:09:23
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Vyacheslav Alekseev, 2014-10-13 10:09:23

How to organize a site from several landing pages?

Hey!
Now I am developing a site (Ruby, Sinatra), which consists of 3 landing pages. They all belong to the same company, they just carry a different marketing load. All 3 landing pages should be on different domains and they should have a common admin area. Now I have made one main.rb, where after the slash (domain.org/lending1) the landing name is indicated.
Attention, the question is: what is the best way to do it? Leave everything in one file and masturbate with routing in nginx or split everything into 4 applications (landing pages + admin panel)? Or maybe there are other options? Thanks in advance!

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Vitaly Emelyantsev, 2014-10-23
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In one project. Just imagine that you are creating a site of three pages, the rules will be the same. Only in routing it will be necessary to bind domains - in rail routes.rb the parameter is responsible for this constraints: {domain: 'domain.org'}. I worked in sinatra for a very long time, perhaps there is something similar there. In the worst case, set up a redirect in nginx.conf from other domains to the pages of the main one (domain.org/lending1).

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