Yep, that's another good comparison. It's been a while since I used Django Admin, but based on my memory these are some of Plato's advantanges:

- Virtual columns that track new data w/o modifying the DB (Great for ops)

- Virtual tables for saving new table views and hiding their implementation details

- Inline edits (Django requires click through to forms)

- More user-friendly queries (Subjective, but I remember filters in Django being tedious)

There's also some rough edges in Django Admin, like IIRC for foreign key select inputs they have to load every value into the frontend, which grinds to a halt for anything other than small databases.

I'd love to have you try it out and compare. Shoot us an email!