Bringing New Life to the View Layer of Spring Web Apps with Thymeleaf

Bringing New Life to the View Layer of Spring Web Apps with Thymeleaf

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Bringing New Life to the View Layer of Spring Web Apps with Thymeleaf

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  1. 1 Intro
  2. 2 What is Thymeleaf?
  3. 3 What does it look like?
  4. 4 Designers(?) create HTML...
  5. 5 So what about style changes?
  6. 6 The trick
  7. 7 HTML5 allows custom attributes
  8. 8 Now we can prototype!
  9. 9 Yet prototyping is very optional
  10. 10 Page composition/layout
  11. 11 Markup selectors
  12. 12 Fragments with parameters
  13. 13 Extending Thymeleaf
  14. 14 Testing the view layer
  15. 15 Thymeleaf 3.0 in space and time
  16. 16 A new architecture
  17. 17 Improved performance
  18. 18 Full HTML5 support
  19. 19 Improved inlining
  20. 20 JavaScript natural templates
  21. 21 Fragment expressions
  22. 22 Decoupled templates
  23. 23 Reactive friendliness
  24. 24 Reactive-friendly operation modes

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