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Capability graph
Dependencies are resolved before generation, so selected modules arrive with the wiring they require.
Production backend generator
Generate the backend your operations require.
Praxis Pro composes a production-oriented Django/DRF or Go/Gin backend from capabilities—not a fixed starter repository.
Praxis Pro — Production Backend (Praxis Pro)
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Praxis Pro generates native projects across the tools teams already use.
BackendDjango + DRF
BackendGo + Gin
DataPostgreSQL
DataRedis
DeploymentDocker
DeploymentKubernetes
InfrastructureTerraform
ObservabilityOpenTelemetry
Built around explicit choices
Select operational capabilities while Praxis resolves opinionated, stack-specific defaults and their dependencies.
2 Backend Stacks
Choose Python with Django/DRF or Go with Gin. Each output follows its ecosystem's native project and dependency conventions.
Deploy across clouds
Compose Docker and Kubernetes output, with optional Terraform for AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud.
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Clouds
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Capabilities
Capability modules
Generate Docker Compose, health checks, structured configuration, security middleware, and observability alongside application code.
Infrastructure you own
Optionally compose Kubernetes and Terraform for AWS, Azure, or GCP without making infrastructure mandatory.
Docker Compose
local operations
Application services, dependencies, and health checks stay runnable together.
Kubernetes
optional orchestration
Generate deployment manifests only when your service needs orchestration.
Terraform
AWS · Azure · GCP
Provision selected cloud infrastructure as source your team owns.
How it works
Production, composed.
Every resolved capability is recorded in schema-version-2 configuration and generated from bundled, testable modules.
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Stack-specific output
Django and Go implementations share intent while retaining native architecture and tooling.
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Infrastructure optional
Start with Docker Compose and add Kubernetes or cloud Terraform only when the project needs it.
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Ownership preserved
Generated source is ordinary application code. Your team owns it, audits it, and evolves it.
Questions, answered in detail.
The practical distinctions behind Praxis Pro, its generated output, and where your team remains in control.
What is the difference between Praxis Flow and Praxis Pro?
Is Praxis Pro only for SaaS development?
Can a normal Praxis frontend use a Praxis Pro backend?
Is Praxis Pro a fixed boilerplate?
Does Praxis Pro make an application production-ready automatically?
Which backend stacks does Praxis Pro generate?
Which capabilities can I select?
Are Docker, Kubernetes, and Terraform mandatory?
Which clouds are supported by Terraform output?
How are secrets handled?
Start with production capabilities, not boilerplate.
Choose Production Backend in the Praxis Flow questionnaire and compose the foundation your service needs.