Unless you need to extend or modify the behavior in an unsupported manner.
Django got much better since early 1.x versions, and gets better with every release, but I still find myself monkey-patching its internals (or copy-pasting classes with some minor changes) once in a few months.
Unless you need to extend or modify the behavior in an unsupported manner.
Django got much better since early 1.x versions, and gets better with every release, but I still find myself monkey-patching its internals (or copy-pasting classes with some minor changes) once in a few months.