If my question is too simple and dumb, please dont downvote.
I want to know the difference between django admin page and django cms. From what I understand, both do almost the same thing, don't they? Can someone please tell me the distinction between the two and why I need them. I am losing the overview now not knowing what to take, because I am creating a bigger project now, my understanding is:
In ADMIN: i can add new pages or delete them,
In CMS: i can edit the content of those pages.
Am I right?
Django admin, on it's own, is not a full-fledged Content Management System. Yes, it will allow you to perform C.R.U.D. operations on your models, etc. If you had a "Page" model, you could crud pages, the same as DjangoCMS - sort of.
Django-CMS is built on top of Django admin to give you features specifically designed for Content Management: build a navigational hierarchy, crud content, manage content types (Django-CMS calls these "Plugins"), provide an editorial workflow, manage permissions for pages, etc.
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Most of the projects I build for freelance clients have a content management aspect, and Django-CMS provides an excellent "base" application on top of which, you can build custom functionality. It's very easy to extend, and I've yet to encounter a situation that Django-CMS couldn't handle.