[tchened]

Incorporating bash access is our next step. :) We know a lot of seasoned users will want to use it as part of their dev setup.

[andybak]

It's more that it's awfully tortuous to use Django without it. The syntax for creating and running migrations inside a Python shell isn't very pleasant and all the documentation assumes you're doing all this from a bash shell.

> We know a lot of seasoned users

It's actually the other way around. Seasoned users can work out how to get round the lack of a shell. Beginners will be thoroughly confused.