fullapp
Fullapp is a term used in software development to describe a self-contained application that provides a complete set of features for a given domain, typically delivered as a single, cohesive product rather than as a collection of loosely coupled services. It emphasizes end-to-end functionality within one application boundary, though it may still use external data sources or services when needed.
Typical characteristics include a single codebase, an integrated user interface, and built-in business logic, data access,
Fullapps are often contrasted with distributed architectures such as microservices. Benefits include simpler deployment and easier
Design and development practices focus on a clean internal structure, clear separation between layers, robust data
In practice, the choice between a fullapp and distributed approaches depends on project scope, team size, time-to-market