Hello, I'm using Django to have people in my company access our database. Since the application is not meant for public use, I was wondering how to best struture it. The admin framework seems to be well suited for manipulating tables via web, while views (in my understanding) seem better for presenting contents with limited database manipulation. Since my app is not meant for public use, I'm wondering if it's worth the effort to build views to mimic most of the admin features (are there shortcuts?) On the other hand, I'm not very happy to give everyone in my company admin access simply to use the already built web interface. Any suggestions? Thanks. Giuliano.
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