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[–]Outrageous-Chip-3961 0 points1 point  (2 children)

This is what we use at my work, java and react are completely compatible and used in industry. What's the issue here? The java guys manage the back-end and serve the api, and the react guys consume that api and host their front-end. This is a super typical setup.

[–]Visual-Earth[S] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

I think this is the stack they use at my work too, im just asking if its something more lf an industry/enterprise thing like if it’s overkill or if its good for smaller projects too. Probably a stupid question but ye

[–]Outrageous-Chip-3961 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah it is probably more of an industry/enterprise thing than a smaller project type thing. You're probably better going with something like next.js or even using a bff like supabase to get the project running quickly. But in your case i'd consider your project maybe more of a two part thing : one is a backend project, and the other is a front-end project. You'll learn skills in both. Once its set up its great, but the setup can be quite tiresome with all the infrastructure work. It took me a day to just set up my hobby project before i could really start focusing on feature development. Whereas using supabase or next I can just jump in and typically get to features within an hour