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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?

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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.

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Why not just incorporate them all into the same underlying system?
@Jared If that's possible, sure, but it seems that's exactly what the OP doesn't want to do.
Thanks. I'm just trying to get my head around the .htaccess stuff. I'm following this tutorial to create my own MVC: youtube.com/watch?v=Aw28-krO7ZM
That's true (the last sentence didn't really register). As an aside, if it's not a truly complex setup, not incorporating them could be less desirable in the long term than just biting the bullet now.

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