#modularity

#modularity

Traditionally, modularity in software has been driven by technical considerations - separating frontend and backend services based on their runtimes, technologies, or infrastructure needs. While this separation has its advantages, it also creates friction. Teams often find themselves waiting on API implementations, synchronizing deployments, or struggling with mismatches between the frontend and backend layers of a feature. Build in AI speed - Compose enterprise-grade applications, features, and components Full-stack components introduce a different way of thinking about modularity.

At a buffet, instead of getting to choose the dishes you want, you are handed a large tray filled with everything - sushi, pizza, hamburgers, and a weird-looking dessert. If all you wanted was a slice of pizza, you would find the whole platter a tad overwhelming, right?

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