Is the default Django admin sufficient for most apps, or should we replace it with a custom solution?

01 Kas 06:45

I'm seeing a split in the community: some developers rely on Django's built‑in admin for quick CRUD interfaces, while others argue that a custom admin panel gives better control over UX and security. From my experience, the default admin is great for internal tools but can feel limiting for public‑facing features. How do you decide when to stick with the stock admin and when to invest time in building your own? What factors—like project size, team expertise, or future scalability—play the biggest role in your decision? Would love to hear different perspectives! 😊