Amazing PRPs Project – Questions on Handling Full-Stack Web Services

[UeshibaKyohei]

This project is truly brilliant — I became a fan instantly.
That said, I feel that the current approach tends to be biased toward building a single, small feature from scratch.
For example, if we had a fairly typical web service project with React/Next.js on the frontend and Python on the backend, there would be a need to develop a large number of features that, while not necessarily difficult, are high in volume and interdependent.
To what extent is the PRPs strategy intended to handle general web service development like this?
Another aspect that seems a bit challenging is the method of managing features vertically.
In actual team development, it’s common for the frontend and backend to be built separately. With a purely vertical approach, it can sometimes be harder to standardize or to manage implementation sequences efficiently.
I found the api-contract-define.md file, so I wondered if that was meant to address this issue. However, when actually trying to use it, I found it difficult to determine what else needs to be done alongside it.
That said, this project is fantastic, and I’m rooting for it.

[ernesto-butto]

Hello! My 2 cents :) I am using this approach mixed with my own approach on my projects.

I find it very good for web developmet, in my main project there is a python and a spring backend services, and an Angular 5 / ionic frontend that I am migrating using this framework to Angular 18 (it feels more like a re-write)

• I feel like in general, how big and complex this framework works can be determined by how good the plan, e.g. output of the prp-base command is. That can and should be reviewed by the developer, but if that is good, then it can accomplish like 80% in one pass.

• Also, how good the plan is I find it very related to the model and tools used to create the plan. I tried one attempts with Sonet, and it was not worth it, but then I tried Opus, and the output of the plan was very good. Because it was so big, I implemented with Sonet, and the output was very good.