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Adding Bootstrap To The Frontend

Web applications need more than just html. You also need CSS, JavaScript, Images maybe even Fonts. All of these can be added to the resources/static folder in your SpringBoot application. Here I have added a phonebook.css file that will hold

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Starting The Frontend

For the frontend we are going to be using Thymeleaf. When you add Thymeleaf to your project using the spring-boot-thymeleaf-starter you will get support for both Thymeleaf V2.x and Thymeleaf V3.x. By default the V2.x support is activated by the

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Deciding on a frontend

Building web apps means that you need a front end that the users will interact with. With Domino the answer was XPages ( or for the hardcore old school developers you could use forms and views and pages with passthru

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