Thymeleaf templates are also valid HTML when not rendered. Of course you still have to put some thought into them to make them believable, by e.g. providing pla

Thymeleaf templates are also valid HTML when not rendered. Of course you still have to put some thought into them to make them believable, by e.g. providing placeholders for elements that would be rendered in cycles. Yeah, I find Thymeleaf to be nice, especially when coupled with Spring. I'm always happy when we decide to use it instead of bloating everything up with a separate Angular application.