Separating your views into multiple files works much the same way as models except for one difference – importing the views in __init__.py isn’t necessary unless you want to type a little less.
Without importing them in __init__, you’ll need to do this:
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| from app.views.blog import Blog |
But if you add them, you can do the following instead:
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| # import one view | |
| from app.views import Blog | |
| # import a bunch | |
| from app.views import * |
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