Efficient Full-Stack Development with Java

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Compares three concrete Java full‑stack setups and shows working demos: Vaadin Flow (Java 21 + Spring Boot, Vaadin UI classes and web components, server‑side UI state, grid with lazy loading, Bean Validation binder, no REST client code — demo shows hello and master‑detail working over JSON "instructions"), Hilla (generated browser callables, TypeScript client, validation metadata generated), and Thymeleaf + HTMX (server‑rendered HTML fragments, stateless, SEO friendly). Build uses Maven/Gradle (hidden npm client build), persistence demo uses H2+JPA.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 4:47Single page app challenges
3. 6:17Full-stack Java frameworks
4. 9:55Framework comparisons
5. 15:05Vadin demo walkthrough
6. 26:55Framework recommendations
7. 27:38Conclusion and Q&A

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