Where should site objects be placed in an MVC website?

The examples given are from Kohana 3 , but the question is not limited to the scope.

I have always put my assets in a file structure like this

application
  - classes
  - views
assets
  - css
  - js
  - swf
  - images
    -- layout
    -- content
system
  - classes

      

I started reading a few forums where people always mention that their resource files are put into a folder views

. This makes a lot of sense to me since these files are closely related to views (including markup). Also, it will close docroot.

What is the preferred location for site assets? If I place them in a folder views/assets

where the actual template files should be ... under a separate folder for example views/templates

?

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I try to host mine on the root webserver (wherever defined by the framework) so that I can link to /assets/img/myimage.jpg

(or a similar CSS / JS file, etc.). As Richard suggests, however, I'm doing this because I'm sticking to a framework agreement. I am not familiar with Kohana, but in the frameworks I have made extensive use of all resources in the default root directory.



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For ASP.NET MVC

The project template gives you folders ~\Content

and ~\Scripts

, with the latter containing jQuery.



Why not follow this model by adding additional folders to it if they would otherwise get too many items.

I would stick with the project template unless it has a good reason to override it (as well as override the logic for finding views and controllers).

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