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FastAPI can serve any Flask Dash app I might want to use for a quick prototype development, and it can also serve a compiled React app if I want to So here comes my question: Should I serve a compiled React app through FastAPI in production?
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Honestly, I only used FastAPI on the backend, never as a fullstack We used React and Typescript on the front end It worked well The typing system of Pydantic would help the front end with creating the requests with types Also, using nginx shouldn't be a problem Nextjs + fastapi + sqlalchemy
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Building full-stack web applications using Python offers a powerful and versatile approach to creating robust and interactive web experiences In this article, we will delve into the world of full-stack development by building a Notes app using FastAPI and React js
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Complete guide to building full-stack applications with FastAPI backend, React frontend, TypeScript, Vite, and Material-UI Includes API integration, modern tooling, and production setup
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I am working on a RAG-based accelerator and planning the integration between FastAPI (backend) and React (frontend) My approach is as follows: Modular Backend: Each individual component (data processing, retrieval, etc ) is placed in separate Python files, ensuring independent data flow
- How to Build a Full-Stack Web App with React and Python
Why choose React for the frontend and Python (Django Flask FastAPI) for the backend? React and Python have become a popular combination for developers creating full-stack web applications There’s a strong case for them as each framework brings value and helps teams build code faster without sacrificing quality or performance
- The Ultimate FastAPI Tutorial Part 12 - Setting Up a React Frontend
As shown in the diagram, the fundamental way the frontend frameworks interact with the backend is by making HTTP calls via AJAX The typical interface to the backend is a REST API A variation on this architecture would be a GraphQL approach, but that is not what we will focus on in this post
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