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Reddit mentions of Post-it Super Sticky Tabletop Easel Pad, 20 x 23 Inches, 20 Sheets/Pad, 1 Pad (563R), Portable White Premium Self Stick Flip Chart Paper, Built-in Easel Stand
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Post-it Super Sticky Tabletop Easel Pad, 20 x 23 Inches, 20 Sheets/Pad, 1 Pad (563R), Portable White Premium Self Stick Flip Chart Paper, Built-in Easel Stand. Here are the top ones.
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- STICKS SECURELY AND HOLDS UP TO 2X LONGER - Easel paper can be repositioned without surface damage. No tape or tacks needed unlike standard flip chart paper. Keep agenda and ideas where everyone can see.
- INK BLEED-THROUGH RESISTANT PAPER - Large white premium self-stick flip chart paper that resists marker bleed-through to keep great ideas on the page, not on what's under the page.
- IDEAL FOR BRAINSTORMING AND MANAGING PROJECTS - Perfect for training or teaching sessions, brainstorming sessions, planning sessions, project management and agile processes, meetings and presentations.
- DOWNLOAD THE FREE POST-IT APP - Stop spending hours transcribing notes after a brainstorm; download the free Post-it App. Now you can instantly capture and save your work so you can share notes with your team without recaps or delays.
- LARGE WHITE PREMIUM PAPER - 20 in. x 23 in., 20 Sheets/Pad, 1 Pad/Pack
- NO EASEL STAND NEEDED - Includes a carry handle and built-in easel stand for portability.
- USE WITH POST-IT SUPER STICKY NOTES - The large, stickable paper to capture thoughts with Post-it Super Sticky Notes. Give ideas a place to grow.
- EXPLORE OPTIONS - Post-it Super Sticky Easel Pads are also available in larger standard sizes with Grid Lines, Lines, Bright Yellow, White and White Recycled Paper.
- EXPLORE SIZES - Post-it Super Sticky Easel Pads also available in more sizes - Mini Easel Pad and Wall Pad.
- USA - Made in the USA with globally sourced materials.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 0.4724409444 Inches |
| Length | 27.4015747752 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | October 2018 |
| Size | 1-Pad |
| Weight | 1.3668660244 Pounds |
| Width | 20.078740137 Inches |
I like your thinking!
I tend to take a poster pad (something like this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00006IA99/) and draw out a block diagram of all of the major objects in my system - in your case, Organization, Asset, Risk, Audit, etc. Once I feel like I could explain my entire piece of software to someone who doesn't have anything to do with software engineering using the blocks and arrows drawn, I've probably got a good starting point.
Depending on the number of objects and their inherent complexity, I either do a separate Django app for each object, or I may use another color marker to group objects together into logical groupings, then make apps for the groupings instead. So in your case, my folders would look like:
/proj/
/proj/bin/
/proj/proj/
/proj/proj/assets/
/proj/proj/assets/migrations/
/proj/proj/assets/migrations/init.py
/proj/proj/assets/templates/
/proj/proj/assets/templates/assets/
/proj/proj/assets/templates/assets/asset_list.html
/proj/proj/assets/init.py
/proj/proj/assets/forms.py
/proj/proj/assets/models.py
/proj/proj/assets/urls.py
/proj/proj/assets/views.py
/proj/proj/audits/
...
In the case of a CRUD-like application, you can leverage the built-in Django Generic Views pretty heavily. Put your serialization/deserialization logic in forms.py, your visual content in templates, your objects/business logic in models.py, your routes in urls.py, and your model-to-visual glue in views.py.
Edit: realized from other comments that I'm not super clear here. I don't create a different app for each model, but a different app for each "business object". Each business object app, like "assets" is going to most likely have a LOT of associated models, but to the end user, it's just one big concept.