Software architecture is a massive topic. That said, I think I can give you a simple method you can use to approach the architecture of a full-stack application.  In particular, I want to talk about the order in which you should think about and build out the pieces of

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How to Architect a Full-Stack Application from Start to Finish Software architecture is a massive topic. I can give you a simple method you can use to approach the architecture of a full-stack application. Don't build more than what the front-end requires, and try to use the simple data models you created in the database.

How to Architect a Full-Stack Application from Start to Finish

How Do you Build a Front-End without a Back-End to Connect to?

Create the Data Model and Database Schema

<p>Well it makes sense! I needed someone to tell me, to get over my own imposter syndrome doubts. Great article!</p>


<p>I like to use a basic UI and flow, then mock returns. This way, I can get folks touching/clicking and feeling the workflows without making them wait. Often those are the most discussed and changed. Better to get them out of the way quickly.</p>
