Become an expert using Thymeleaf Templates with Spring Boot
What you’ll learn
Learn how to convert a HTML5 document to a Thymeleaf template
Use Bootstrap CSS to build a basic web page
Configure Spring MVC with Spring Boot to display Thymeleaf templates
Externalize text values to properties files
Use Spring Message bundles for internationalized text values
Display POJO properties via a Thymeleaf template
Iterate over lists to display tabular content
Use Thymeleaf fragments for comment HTML components
Display Spring validation messages using Thymeleaf
Use the Thymeleaf Spring Security extension to show, or not show, content to users
Requirements
You should know HTML, CSS, and Java before starting this course
Basic skills with Spring are very helpful.
The focus of this course is on Thymeleaf and using Thymeleaf with Spring / Spring Boot. It is not specifically on Spring though.
Description
Thymeleaf is a highly popular templating ee to use with Spring MVC to produce rich, and dynamic web pages.
Unlike other options available for Java and Spring Boot, Thymeleaf has a natural templating language – meaning you can view the templates right in your favorite browser. This really helps accelerate your development process.
Try doing that with JSP!
In this course you are guided step by step in building an ecommerce like web application using Thymeleaf, Spring MVC, and Spring Boot.
The focus of the course is on building web content with Thymeleaf. You start off the course building web pages using Bootstrap CSS. These are simple web pages you can view right in your browser. (No Spring Boot or Spring MVC – yet!) This is to give you a good overview of Bootstrap CSS, one of the most popular CSS frameworks in use today!
Next, you build the HTML for a product catalog website. Just the HTML to show a product listing and product detail pages.
Then we take your HTML pages and convert them into Thymeleaf templates. We add the templates into a Spring Boot application. Spring Boot will auto-configure Spring MVC to render the Thymeleaf templates under Tomcat.
You get to see how we transition the HTML documents from simple HTML, into Thymeleaf Templates for the Spring Boot application.
Using Spring MVC, you are able to start introducing dynamic content into the Thymeleaf templates.
From here you get to explore using Thymeleaf with Spring Boot.
You get hands on examples of:
Externalizing Text properties
