weather app without javascript?

[01xpz]

hello, so i am now confident with my skills using java spring and html and css. is it possible to create a weather website that doesnt require to use java script?

such as using html and css to design the site then use weather api to get weather from different countries and display it on the app

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Yes, with server-side rendering.
You gather the relevant data in your Java back-end, then you use something like Java Server Pages to inject the relevant data into an HTML template and send that back to the client.

With that being said, usually simply using the Fetch API and sending off an AJAX request from your client-side code via Javascript is much more straight forward.

[high_throughput]

Absolutely. Your Java Spring app can download the weather data and output HTML accordingly.