If you just need a simple back-end API for your React project (or, alternatively, a basic React front-end for your API project), you can use the approach in this article. But if the complexity of the overall project grows past that, you're right — it's probably better to use two different Glitch apps, one for the back-end, and one for the front-end.
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If you just need a simple back-end API for your React project (or, alternatively, a basic React front-end for your API project), you can use the approach in this article. But if the complexity of the overall project grows past that, you're right — it's probably better to use two different Glitch apps, one for the back-end, and one for the front-end.