eve-fullstack-app-design
Full-Stack App Design on Eve Horizon
Architect applications where the manifest is the blueprint, the platform handles infrastructure, and every design decision is intentional.
When to Use
Load this skill when:
- Designing a new application from scratch on Eve
- Migrating an existing app onto the platform
- Evaluating whether your current architecture uses Eve's capabilities well
- Planning service topology, database strategy, or deployment pipelines
- Deciding between managed and external services
This skill teaches design thinking for Eve's PaaS layer. For CLI usage and operational detail, load the corresponding eve-se skills (eve-manifest-authoring, eve-deploy-debugging, eve-auth-and-secrets, eve-pipelines-workflows).
The Manifest as Blueprint
The manifest (.eve/manifest.yaml) is the single source of truth for your application's shape. Treat it as an architectural document, not just configuration.
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