Modern frontends using Spring Boot and Thymeleaf with htmx
summary
Demonstrates building interactive frontends without writing JavaScript using Java 17, Spring Boot, Thymeleaf and htmx; shows a working ToDo MVC that becomes an SPA with hx-boost single-tag SPA, an IoT dashboard polling six sensors for faster perceived load, and a server-sent-events progress bar. htmx sends and swaps HTML fragments (smaller payloads), supports events and out-of-band responses, and a spring-boot/thymeleaf helper adds a Thymeleaf dialect and MVC annotations to simplify headers and triggers.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 1:01What is Thymeleaf?
- 5:43Consequences of using SSR (2)
- 7:19Controller
- 8:07Example template
- 9:46Dynamic behaviour?
- 10:18Thoughtworks Technology Radar
- 27:25When to use htmx
- 29:01Thymeleaf dialect
- 29:44Spring Mvc Helpers
- 30:31Out of band responses
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