Of course it’s possible to customize and extend, just as with other frameworks it is possible. We aren’t talking about closed systems here.
Even writing a fully custom “admin” interface for one part of a business process isn’t usually much work if the system itself (which Django would also depend on) is reasonably designed.
Writing something from scratch isn’t that difficult, and you get exactly what you need without fighting against the framework.
Even writing a fully custom “admin” interface for one part of a business process isn’t usually much work if the system itself (which Django would also depend on) is reasonably designed.
Writing something from scratch isn’t that difficult, and you get exactly what you need without fighting against the framework.