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Full Stack Quarkus and React
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In Part 1, Creating a Backend with Quarkus, we implemented an HTTP API and the core business logic for a task manager application. Then, in Chapter 7, Bootstrapping the React Project, we created the React application that acts as a frontend and main user interface for the task manager. With the currently decoupled project structure, it would be relatively easy to deploy the application in a distributed, microservice fashion, as separate components. Alternatively, we could apply some minor changes to integrate the frontend into the backend and distribute the task manager as a monolith. Let’s learn what the advantages of exposing the application as separate microservices would be.
Exposing the task manager as separate microservices would be quite easy with the current project structure. We’d need to package both the Java Quarkus-based backend and the Javascript...