Good to know! BTW, this one worth also trying. <a href="http://djangosuit.com/" rel="nofollow">http://djangosuit.com/</a> (it's not my project)
My issues with the default admin are:<p>1)You can't add text to a page. I want to add information from another model. For example a field of a foreign key model.<p>What I currently do is put that in the __unicode__ function, but it has no context as to what it is.
Then in the rest of my site(outside of admin) I use the values directly. print (model.name) instead of print (model)<p>2) You can't put display return values of model methods. You have to create property values. But property values are not query sets so you can't really use them, but don't realize that you need .filter until your site is super slow.<p>3) Inline form validation is magical. You can't just add validation to an inline form, you have to do this <a href="http://pastebin.com/CGjLX2vf" rel="nofollow">http://pastebin.com/CGjLX2vf</a><p>4) You can't search in foreign key form fields. I have a M2M foreign key field and when I select I have to hold ctrl and scroll with this tiny scroll bar the size of my mouse cursor and I have hundreds of items in the field.<p>Please let me know if I am just doing it wrong.
In general, my take is: 'bout time.<p>Even if this particular project doesn't make it into django.contrib, it is nice to see movement in this area.