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Server-Side Rendering with Spring Boot
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Server-Side Rendering with Spring Boot

Understanding the shared steps in the project setup is crucial before delving into the specifics of each client-augmenting technology. My requirements from the last post where quite straightforward: I’ll assume the viewpoint of a backend developerNo front-end build step: no TypeScript, no minification, etc.All dependencies are managed from the backend app, i.e., Maven It’s important to note that the technology I’ll be detailing, except Vaadin, follows a similar approach.

Sep 15, 2024
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WebJars and wro4j integration

WebJars is an easy way for server-side developers (such as your humble servant) to manage client-side resources such as Bootstrap, jQuery and their like, within the same package management tool they use for their server-side libraries. In essence, what WebJars does is package a set version of the client-side resource (CSS or JavaScript) in the META-INF/resources of a JAR and upload it on Maven Central. Then, any Java EE compatible web-container makes the resource available under a static URL.

Jan 19, 2014
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