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Can monday code be used to deploy an app with separate frontend and backend?

  • May 5, 2025
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Can monday code be used to deploy an app with separate frontend and backend? i.e., the frontend and backend are two separate applications. The frontend could be React, backend could be Java. How? Any demos? So far I have only seen it being used to deploy an app in which both the frontend and backend are packaged together into a single app. e.g.: https://youtu.be/tXAKtabsXqM

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KamalDeepPareek

Yes, monday.com’s Monday Code can be used to deploy an app with a separate frontend and backend, though the typical demo involves packaging both into one app. To deploy a React frontend and a Java backend separately, you would need to set up each component as independent services. The frontend (React) can be hosted separately (e.g., via Vercel, Netlify), while the backend (Java) can run as an API service (e.g., hosted on AWS, Azure). Communication between the two would happen via APIs (REST or GraphQL). While specific demos for this setup are rare, it’s feasible with custom configuration.

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