I'm looking to use Symfony as a framework for a gallery website - but I was wondering how to organize the applications.
For example, symphony documentation takes a simple approach with a frontend / balance split - but it is slightly limited.
For the gallery site, there are quite a few components that can communicate - I have my guess for various degrees - homepage, images, galleries, tags, comments, text pages, RSS feeds, etc. - I have a homepage Will there be an application for, one gallery for scenes, one for gallery management, one for tags, etc.? Images can be applied on both images and galleries (and perhaps text pages) as well.
Or should they be placed as modules in simple frontend / backend segment?
I read further on the symphony to better understand the basic structure of the symphony project. The JobTutorials tutorial available on the Symphony website is about this.
If you want some type of backend access, like CMS, you only need one backend application.