Today we are going to talk about adding front end user interface to our application, from scratch. We can add the front end to our application using something called view resolvers. Our options are Apache Tiles, JavaServer Pages (JSP), etc. there are many other options, as well. Spring Boot supports FreeMarker templates, Groovy Templates and Themyleaf via “AutoConfiguration”, as the first class citizens. As the name suggests, we should not need to do a whole lot to get going with one of these. In this video we would be looking at Thymeleaf. I find it easy to use and feature rich at the same time. Thymeleaf is mostly HTML. Finally, we will talk about Web JARs & How to add Branding to our web application, using responsive web design. Continue reading “[4/4] Docker: Front-end development w/ Java, SpringBoot MVC & RESTful Web API”
Category Archives: Front End
HTML 5, CSS3, JavaScript, and various js libraries
AngularJS Tools
Flexbox
SVG
https://youtu.be/IM8eTD01UE8 (45 minutes)
CSS Regions
YouTube JavaScript API
A quick blog post, just spent few minutes after YouTube JavaScript API v3. Currently this is just a skeleton which queries some public data, without using OAuth 2.0, and just a Browser API Key.
YouTube .NET API
kendo ui (core)
Recently, I came to know that the free and open-source distribution of Kendo UI news also ships AngularJS with it.
FYI : Kendo UI core now ships with Apache 2 license and not GPL.
We all know that Kendo UI is a full front-end framework. That means that it has all of the UI widgets. And I had been using Kendo with MVC in the past. The trend has been changed a bit fellas ! Since few months, I had been working on Web API, MVC, bootstrap and AngularJS — pretty popular stack now a days. Anywhere you need a page, use a MVC controller and views, whereas for CRUD operations basically one may use Web API controllers ( async calls ) with HTTP verbs.
Aarsh 