Java meets TypeScript: building modern web apps with full-stack type safety by Marcus Hellberg

As Java developers, we know the benefits of type-safety when building apps. The problem? Usually, that type-safety ends when we leave the server. What if it didn't have to?

In this presentation, you'll learn how to build a modern, reactive, web app in TypeScript with view-to-database type safety through live code examples. We'll use Spring Boot on the backend and Google's Lit library on the frontend, connecting the two with the new Hilla framework from Vaadin.

[JatanPorecha]

Very good presentation and an excellent solution to build moderate scale applications rapidly.

[ankeshkapil]

I have been using vaadin since 1 year and i can say that it's the best ui framework from the technical debt point of view

[rsrini]

How well it can integrate with React JS?

[KangoV]

Biggest sin that causes many of the problems that this framework is trying to solve is passing an Entity object as a return on a REST call. This is hugely wrong. Entity objects should not pollute the domain of the application. The objects should be copied out to other objects which represents the model of the external API. This is littered through most Spring examples though.