How I Structure a Next.js + Go Project (Frontend, Backend, and Deployment)
When you're building a full-stack app with Next.js on the frontend and Go on the backend, one of the first questions you'll face is: how do I organize this so it doesn't turn into a mess later?
I ran into this while building a school management system with Go, Next.js, and PostgreSQL — a project with several modules (students, finance, timetable, staff, and more). In this article, I'll walk through how I split the frontend and backend, how they talk to each other, and how I deploy both together.
1. One Repo or Two?
You have two options:
