Transparent splicing of the application and the admin panel and the front, how?

Question

Django

Hello.
I study Django in combat mode for myself, I write crm. To immediately choose the right directions, the following questions arose (I ask questions separately so as not to confuse the discussion.
1. How to make a transparent "splicing" of the internal admin panel with the interface itself (the AdminLTE3 template will be used), it is better to use gjango-admin-tool for this or as- then connect the front with the admin panel (is it possible to distribute access in the admin panel to different levels of admins? Or is it better to take this control to the "front" and steer access from the user) Or can he completely abandon the admin panel and back and write his own?

Answer 1

The django admin (and its batteries) is jquery. You can stick other front-end technologies, but it will be Frankenstein.
It is better to either use the standard admin panel, or write something of your own based on the REST API. The standard one will give a quick start, though crooked in places, REST with its own front will give a completely controlled design without props still on the stocks.
As for accesses, it is better to check them with the standard Django permissions mechanisms on the backend, so that all sorts of coolhackers do not bypass your frontend protection.
Start with a completely standard admin panel, if the CRUD interface is not the main feature of the project, this will save a significant amount of time.