databricks-app-apx

You can build a full-stack Databricks application using the APX framework, which combines FastAPI for the backend and React for the frontend. It provides structured templates for Pydantic models, API routes, and UI components to streamline development.

The best way to scaffold a Databricks app with a FastAPI backend is using the APX framework. It guides you through initializing the project, defining Pydantic models, and creating API routes pre-wired for Databricks AI Gateway and Unity Catalog.

Yes, you can use React for the frontend when developing Databricks applications. The APX framework specifically combines a React frontend with a FastAPI backend, providing pre-defined patterns for building UI components and pages.

Yes, the APX framework supports integration with Unity Catalog and the Databricks AI Gateway. Applications built with this Skill are pre-wired for these services, ensuring seamless connectivity within the Databricks environment.

To structure API routes and Pydantic models for a Databricks full-stack app, the APX framework provides robust patterns and structured templates. It guides you through defining backend schemas and routes to ensure rapid, standardized development.

Yes, there are pre-defined development checks for deploying Databricks apps built with FastAPI. The APX framework includes essential development checks and MCP tool integrations for server startup, code checking, and deployment guidance.