Phoenix: A template engine for Spring

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Phoenix is a new open-source template engine for Spring Boot that compiles templates to Java classes, claims orders of magnitude faster rendering than Thymeleaf and slightly faster than Rocker in the uploader’s benchmarks, and supports a Razor-like @ syntax to embed real Java, fragments with client-side fragment retrieval, and type-safe routing that computes URLs from controller mappings. The demo app (login, code browser) runs and shows insert-once CSS, CSRF helpers, and working reverse routing.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 3:59Evolution of frontends
3. 6:08Limitations of Spring engines
4. 7:12Goals behind Phoenix
5. 8:37Key features
6. 10:01Results and integration
7. 11:47Modular templates
8. 13:16Client-side fragments
9. 14:41Type safe routing
10. 15:45Reusable HTML blocks
11. 17:10Multi-section templates
12. 19:37Performance vs Thymeleaf
13. 20:59Demo application and practical usage
14. 23:29Template composition
15. 28:32Insert once feature
16. 29:19Type safe routing demo
17. 31:06Development status
18. 32:52Documentation
19. 33:36Q&A

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