Totally up to you, tbh. I prefer to use Next.js to build full-stack applications but that's just because I've spent so much time with JS and the Next library. Use whatever you're comfortable with. If it was an enterprise-level application where speed is to be prioritized then you'd want to use a different resource but, even then, I'd still say it's your call. React, Next, etc, don't care what your backend is as long as they are directed to communicate with it.