WebDev - WebComponents for Java Devs

In this video, I will show you how to map client-side WebComponents to server-side Java classes. This approach allows you to combine the advantages of both worlds, and as a Java developer, you feel at home again. The solution I'm showing is based on the OpenSource Framework @Vaadin and explains how to use the internal API. Even if it is an internal interface, it is very stable and has remained compatible for years. As always, I also recorded this video in English and made it available on my other YouTube channel. The following part (URL) deals with the testability of such web applications. Here I show an approach to test complete web applications with JUnit5. As always, I am happy to receive a "thumbs up" and please leave me your subscription.

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Does the Vaadin library match naming styles? So colorScheme is mapped to color-scheme?