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banner_description: "Build fullstack apps with Flash, frontend and backend in one jar."
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# 🌐 Fullstack Development with Flash
# 🌐 Fullstack Development
Fullstack development involves building both the **front-end** (user interface) and **back-end** (server logic, database) of a web application. A fullstack developer is responsible for the entire application, ensuring a smooth connection between the two layers.
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Developing and packaging a fullstack application can be complex, but **Flash** simplifies the process with built-in tools and **quality-of-life features**. With Flash, you can:
- Serve both **frontend** and **backend** from a single application.
- Bundle everything into a **single JAR file** for easy deployment.
- Leverage HDIs for **clean, modular and maintainable route logic**.
- Leverage HDI's for **clean, modular and maintainable route logic**.
![Flash Fullstack Development](../assets/flash-fullstack.png)
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### 🛠️ Setting up the Frontend Build Process
:::warning
When building a frontend application with a javascript framework that will be served from a subdirectory (e.g., `/app`), you need to specify the homepage in the `package.json` file. This ensures that the frontend assets are correctly loaded from the subdirectory.
Using a subdirectory and forgetting to set the homepage will result in broken asset links and a potentially non-functional frontend.
When building a frontend application with a javascript framework that will be served on a subpath (e.g., `/app`), you need to specify the homepage in the `package.json` file. This ensures that the frontend assets are correctly loaded from the subpath.
Using a subpath and forgetting to set the homepage will result in broken asset links and a potentially non-functional frontend.
```json
{
"homepage": "/your-subdirectory"
"homepage": "/your-subpath"
}
```
:::
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Once you have compiled the frontend assets and placed them in the `resources/frontend` folder, you can serve them using Flash's dynamic file server. This server will serve the frontend assets from the JAR's resources folder.
::: info
NOTE: The following example is assuming you plan to serve the frontend from the root path (`/`).
If you plan to serve the frontend from a subdirectory (e.g., `/app`), you will need to adjust the endpoint path accordingly by adding a trailing `/*`.
If you plan to serve the frontend from a subpath (e.g., `/app`), you will need to adjust the endpoint path accordingly by adding a trailing `/*`.
:::
```java