I am building a small application for a friend, basically it is for invoicing and customer management. If it works for him it might work for some other people who have a one man/woman business like my friend.
I am using the admin interface only. Also I am still quite new to Django.
I found a couple of questions about limiting the information specific users can see and edit in Django’s admin interface. some refer to this article.
Having read that it makes sense and it would only be a minor modification to the code I have already writen. My only question is: is this a reccomended way to do this in a comercial application?
Could this method be modified to have an entry owned by a group instead of a single user?
Any thoughts on the pros, cons and alternatives would be welcome.
Yes that is still the recommended way to do it. It’s pretty well documented as well.
There aren’t really any good alternative ways to do what you are trying to accomplish, that I know.