Re: Using Django Admin as definitive admin interface

I have read about places where Django Admin interface is used as primary admin interface by tech and non-tech departments to manage a project. On the other hand, I have also seen workplaces where admin is as much hidden from non-tech / routine project management as much possible and instead external tools are given to the individual teams based on what they need it for in order to manage the project.

I think it really depends on your use case, number of people who are likely to use it if you have other things in place - like permissions to ensure unintended/accidental changes by one individual/team does affect another individual/team, some ability to audit database changes (when/who made them), etc.

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Deep L Sukhwani

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On Thu, 26 Sep 2019 at 21:33, Edson Kan Ishigami <kan@citrus7.com.br> wrote:

Hi all,

I'm a newbie in the Django world. And I have a question to ask for you:

Is it a good practice to use the Django Admin as a definitive admin interface for a project in production?

Or it is just used on the development stage?

If it isn't a good practice, there are some tips to create an admin?

Tks a lot.

Kan Ishigami

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