I've seen that some people make vue/laravel apps divided into two apps and some within one app.
What is the better way to do it?
I think it really depends on how you've designed your architecture and how your application's ends speak to each other. If you're building your backend as a stateless API, then there's no need for your backend to be right beside your frontend.
Jacob Henning
Software Engineer
It shouldn't matter too much, but if you have to ask, then I would recommend you keep it as one application for now.
Keeping it as one application is simpler.
With two applications, you have to...
The only time using two applications might be viable is when you have two teams, one version control, and people keep getting their branches crossed.