Connecting a frontend prototype to a backend to create a full-stack app ready-for-production

Now that we've covered the overall architecture we'll be using, and since we already have a working frontend, it's time to implement the backend to fit within this structure.

This is a short lesson whose goal is to make slight changes to the way we are going to run our code locally. Here the goal is to make sure that we only have to use one command to run the code both on the frontend and the backend

This is a bonus sessions during which I'll show another method to generate the backend of your application and connect it to your already existing frontend using Vibe Coding Academy's MCP

In this lesson, we will verify that the backend and the frontend "do speak" with each other. To do so, we will build a very simple feature that requires a backend logic.