When you put your application in production and some non-tech want's to create or modify an entity, do you give them access to a production django shell?
This guy. Has it all sorted out. We're just a bunch of headless chicken running around with an admin to manage our business. Meanwhile, he's all bare hands, manipulating the shell, showing the snowflakes how it's done, telling his non-technical co-founders to learn the models, bash, sql and a god-dam shell. Such an inspiration, much envy, so wow!
Comments
When you put your application in production and some non-tech want's to create or modify an entity, do you give them access to a production django shell?
No, and you don't do that with the admin portal either.
This guy. Has it all sorted out. We're just a bunch of headless chicken running around with an admin to manage our business. Meanwhile, he's all bare hands, manipulating the shell, showing the snowflakes how it's done, telling his non-technical co-founders to learn the models, bash, sql and a god-dam shell. Such an inspiration, much envy, so wow!
Talk for yourself.