Upgrade from JSP to Thymeleaf with SpringMVC and Spring Boot

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Chapter 1 – Introduction

Lecture 1: What is Thymeleaf?

Lecture 2: Why might you want to use Thymeleaf?

Lecture 3: Installing Thymeleaf

Lecture 4: Getting support while you're learning

Chapter 2: Chapter 2 – Getting Started

Lecture 1: Setting up a controller and configuring our project

Lecture 2: Referring to the Thymeleaf Documentation

Lecture 3: Adding our first HTML file to the project

Lecture 4: Making an HTML file a Thymeaf template

Lecture 5: How to create valid XHTML code

Chapter 3: Chapter 3 – Attributes

Lecture 1: the th:text tag

Lecture 2: Evaluating expressions with variables

Lecture 3: Using th:text with the Span tag

Lecture 4: Extracting data from a model map

Lecture 5: Concatenating strings

Lecture 6: Displaying HTML with Thymeleaf

Lecture 7: Formatting dates and strings with Utility Objects

Chapter 4: Chapter 4 – Loops, Conditions and Links

Lecture 1: Introducing links

Lecture 2: Creating dynamic links

Lecture 3: Links with multiple parameters

Lecture 4: Looping through collections

Lecture 5: Choosing whether to display an HTML block

Lecture 6: Using the ternary operator

Chapter 5: Chapter 5 – Building Pages

Lecture 1: Including CSS files in your Thymeleaf project

Lecture 2: Including images

Lecture 3: Creating fragments – re-useable HTML blocks

Lecture 4: Using fragments

Lecture 5: Creating local variables

Lecture 6: Applying dynamic styles

Chapter 6: Chapter 6 – Working with Forms

Lecture 1: Introducing the challenge for this chapter and practical exercise 1

Lecture 2: Walkthrough of solution to practical exercise 1

Lecture 3: Populating an HTML Select dynamically

Lecture 4: Designing a backing bean object

Lecture 5: Binding a backing bean to an HTML form

Lecture 6: Sending form data to a controller

Lecture 7: Validation and Representation

Lecture 8: Displaying validation errors

Chapter 7: Chapter 7 – Thymeleaf and Spring MVC

Lecture 1: Exploring the case study – a Spring MVC Project

Lecture 2: Adding Thymeleaf dependencies into our project

Lecture 3: Configuring the project to use Thymeleaf

Lecture 4: Using both Thymeleaf and JSP in the same project

Lecture 5: Creating our first Thymeleaf HTML template

Lecture 6: Practical exercise 2

Lecture 7: Walkthrough of practical exercise 2

Lecture 8: Practical exercise 3

Lecture 9: Walkthrough of practical exercise 3

Lecture 10: Wrapping up the exercise

Chapter 8: Extra chapter – Page layouts

Lecture 1: Why we might want to use a page layout

Lecture 2: Structuring a page

Lecture 3: Creating the layout html file

Lecture 4: Testing the layout

Lecture 5: Passing parameters through to a fragment

Chapter 9: Goodbye!

Lecture 1: Bonus lecture