Summary

In this chapter, we discussed extensively the application code structure and a few key steps required to integrate a React frontend with a Flask backend. First, you will need to set up the frontend to communicate with the backend, using an HTTP client library, and handle forms and user input.

Then, you will need to set up the Flask backend with the necessary routes and functions to handle the requests from the frontend and process the form data. Finally, you will need to test the entire application to ensure that it works correctly and as expected.

With these steps, you can successfully integrate a React frontend with a Flask backend for your web application. In the next chapter, we will scale up the React-Flask interactions by creating more tables. These tables will have relationships, and we will be able to fetch and display data.