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For Fullstack Developers

For fullstack teams, this page explains how LIVON supports one end-to-end workflow across frontend and backend.

Fullstack advantages​

  1. One schema update drives backend execution and frontend usage.
  2. Real-time and request/response flows share one deterministic model.
  3. Code reviews can discuss one shared schema vocabulary instead of two abstractions.
  4. Feature slices move with fewer manual sync steps between UI and server.

Concrete fullstack example​

One team adds checkout progress events for web and mobile clients. They update schema once, regenerate the client API, and both server handlers and frontend subscriptions use the same names and payloads. Benefit: feature delivery moves in one flow instead of separate frontend/backend synchronization passes.

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Tradeoffs​

  1. Requires schema-first discipline before implementation.
  2. You trade some ad-hoc flexibility for consistency and predictability.

Best fit​

Use LIVON when one team owns end-to-end feature delivery and wants fewer frontend/backend sync loops.