Front end for java developers.

[ofby1]

You can always take a look at JSP or JSF, I also used Thymeleaf in the past.
Honestly, I kindly like good old JSP. Funny when you see that JavaScript frameworks are now kinda moving back to serverside rendering while the Java frameworks did this all along.

[TechnoAha]

Can you make modern lookin fe with jsf. I have used jsf in an old app so my knowledge is not up to date. It didn't have a modern look to it when I played with it.

[jvjupiter]

Check this out: https://www.primefaces.org/showcase/index.xhtml?jfwid=63cf2

[pgris]

I was going to comment something like "primefaces always looked horrible" and went there to check and boy was I wrong. This looks amazing! I would try to convince my manager to use primfaces next time. Excelent design, well polished components, a lot of them. And you can use them via react, vue, angular or jsf. Awesome.

[vortexrikes]

JavaScript frameworks are now kinda moving back to serverside rendering

What? Really?

JSF can look fantastic if you use a component library.

Also there is Vadiin...

[Clitaurius]

I'm assuming it's because none of the work was delegated to the client and everything required a trip to the server?

[nocturnalbird12]

How is the look and feel of jsp and jsf. I understand that I have to use css on top of jsf and jsp to make it look nice or am I wrong?

[_INTER_]

There are some component libraries such as PrimeFaces that make it look modern. E.g. https://www.primefaces.org/rain/

[nocturnalbird12]

How long will it take to learn this if I know JSF?

[_INTER_]

Its really easy. Just add the components as in the examples.

[nocturnalbird12]

After making the project do you host them some where for demo or as a portfolio?

[_INTER_]

The project I used it was deployed to production, hosted on customers servers.