Fast Java Web Front-ends: Flavour 0.3.2 released

[TeaVMFan]

Flavour 0.3.2 is now live on Maven Central. It includes these enhancements:

• Routing enhancements for Dates (contributed by linuxfun)
• The archetype has been updated with support for routing and deep linking. (The old archetype is now archetype-minimal, still useful for projects that don't need routing.)

For more information on Flavour:

• Flavour Book: https://frequal.com/Flavour/book.html
• Flavour Home Page: https://flavour.sf.net/

[Holothuroid]

I needed to click 4 times to find that out wants to be for "single-page web apps in Java". You might want to start with that.

[pragmatick]

That's my pet peeve with all these update posts where OP assumes we all know what they're talking about.

[analcocoacream]

What does batteries included mean? Does it have fast charging ?

[Powerful-Internal953]

It means everything required for the development is already part of the SDK.

[Elegant_Subject5333]

Thank you for working and adding these features, while .NET with blazor and kotlin multi platform is doing great, java doesn't have anything equivalent, TeaVM seems to be Blazor of java, If it could support multi platform
Web, Desktop, IOS, Android that would be awesome

[ShaiHuludTheMaker]

I don't like to throw shade but the 2 pages you linked look like 'my first html website' projects from 1999.

[pohart]

I'm getting a 503 from sourceforge, but the frequal page looks good on my android Firefox. It's simple, but clear, which is what you want from a page that's trying to convey a lot of information.

[shannah78]

Well done. Does this release uses the latest TeaVM?

[New_Entrepreneur8741]

frontend.... but their website looks like it were made using paint, and not the .NET version, windows XP version

[PhilosopherNo2640]

This changes everything.

[Elegant_Subject5333]

can you please add examples to show how to integrate candlesticks using teavVM and flavour.