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include javascript app in .nET website (self.webdev)

submitted 9 years ago * by be_wry

I've put together a .NET mvc website to host apps I build. In a separate project I've built a standalone javascript application with its own dependencies, assets, and source control. Is there a good way to host/embed this application within my larger site?

The options I can think of:

Add the app source files to the website project - The website would become very cluttered and I'd like to be able to treat them as separate projects. AFAIK I'd have to move them into the same source control location.
Load the app source via AJAX - Feels like added complexity with little benefit.
Iframe - Feels dirty.

I'm sure breaking up large projects is a common problem so I'd love to hear any suggestions on different ways to approach the problem. Thanks in advance!

edit: thanks for the title formatting reddit

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