Works fine as long as you stay within the constraints of the framework
If the tools you're looking at are 3rd party and known to work, you'll likely be fine. However, if you need to roll your own, as with any framework, things can get painful rather quickly if you step outside the vision behind Django.
Most notable (for me):
* no support for composite primary keys on relational databases. That bites if you need to shovel in outside data on a regular basis.
* formset limitations make sparse data entry a PITA unless you dump a ton of extra clicks on the end users.
Most notable (for me):
* no support for composite primary keys on relational databases. That bites if you need to shovel in outside data on a regular basis.
* formset limitations make sparse data entry a PITA unless you dump a ton of extra clicks on the end users.
