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Kirill2020-12-22 20:37:40
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Kirill, 2020-12-22 20:37:40

Django or 1C-Bitrix?

In short, the task has been standing for a long time: to make a simple crm system, so to speak. I will not reveal the idea, but I think it will be clear.

Functionality:
Adding an
organization organizations
2 personal accounts (client and organization)
Status of applications

In general, nothing more than beyond.
Almost everything is ready for Django.
But then suddenly there is an offer to do it all on 1C-Bitrix. Like, on PostgreSQL + Django + Redis, the site will be closed with a stream of users.
I don’t know 1C-Bitrix even more and I don’t want to study a month before the production.
I think that someone still had some experience with both frameworks.
Is it even worth sticking your nose in there? How to proceed?

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Anton, 2020-12-22
@kustiktm_kirill

Is it even worth it to go there with your nose? How to proceed?

Oh, these developers...
They like to impose on the client not what the client needs, covering his needs and tasks, including possible scaling in the future, but guided only by the level of knowledge in a particular direction.
If you do not know Bitrix, then you will not make a full project in a month. It is possible to make some kind of information site, and even then at the level of infoblocks and components, and a CRM with a good admin panel will at least require api knowledge, and api is not very well documented in Bitrix.
Moreover, no matter what you choose, you can nagovnokodit everywhere and then the site will be closed, be it Bitrix or something else.
In addition to Bitrix itself, you need to have knowledge of setting up servers, optimizing mysql, nginx. But this is almost everywhere necessary and does not apply to the question.
Hence the answer to your question:
If the current and future tasks satisfy your needs, or rather the needs of the client, when using PostgreSQL + Django + Redis, then you need to use it.
It should be understood that the Bitrix Framework is a PHP platform for developing web applications, and if you do not pay attention to those who simply do not know how to prepare it (because you should not use template thinking), then this is an excellent platform for creating various kinds of projects, whether then an online store, crm, infosite with integration with payment methods, deliveries, 1C integration and marketplaces. However, Bitrix is ​​more tailored for online stores, and no matter how they scold it (usually those who do not work with Bitrix in any way scold, they saw the code a couple of times 10 years ago and did not make a single project on it ...), there are no alternatives for medium and small businesses. Those who say Wordpress or Opencart - guys, don't be ridiculous, on Bitrix without dancing with a tambourine, deliveries, 1s and payments will work, as well as a number of uploads to marketplaces while you are looking for modules for opencart....
If the Client needs Bitrix, then it is worth finding another specialist to solve his business problems, and not hang Django on him, just because you know him.
simple crm system

Are you reinventing the wheel?
1C An enterprise with a twisted Web muzzle, why not CRM?

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Dr. Bacon, 2020-12-22
@bacon

Like, on PostgreSQL + Django + Redis, the site will be closed with a stream of users.
Django can handle heavy loads, but experience is needed, but the last question revealed that you are not aware of the "N + 1 problem", and because of this, almost any site, on any technology, can be covered.

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