In the previous Understand Django article, we used models to see how Django stores data in a relational database. We covered all the tools to bring your data to life in your application. In this article, we will focus on the built-in tools that Django provides to help us manage that data. What Is The Django Admin? When you run an application, you’ll find data that needs special attention. Maybe you’re creating a blog and need to create and edit tags or categories.
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