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Django as a web face to the database - is this a normal approach?
There is an old database for mysql with data about the organization's equipment (inventory numbers, serial numbers, support contract numbers, etc.). In addition to the database, there is a muzzle written in QT a long time ago, from which even the source codes are already lost. I would like to somehow modernize it, in connection with which the question is - to use django to solve such a problem (the simplest manipulations from the browser with the database such as view-find-add-delete-modify) is it normal or is something else better?
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The easy option is phpmyadmin
The two wheel option is to write something of your own. Of course, as an option, you can use django, just describe the models and in the admin panel you get the basic functionality out of the box
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