Now that the controller is created and has been committed to our source control it is time to create the page that is associated with it. I’ve started by copying the home.html page to it’s own file called location.html (to…
Now that the controller is created and has been committed to our source control it is time to create the page that is associated with it. I’ve started by copying the home.html page to it’s own file called location.html (to…
Now that we have our demo data and we have confirmed that it exists when we start the application it is time to add it to the Thymeleaf based UI. First we need to add it to the data model…
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…
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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