Create a simple Spring Boot project in IntelliJ IDEA, with Thymeleaf

Starting with a fresh installation of IntelliJ IDEA, we create a simple Hello World style Spring Boot project with Thymeleaf. We use the Spring Initializr tool built in to IntelliJ IDEA to start our project. Then, we add a controller, templates folder, and simple HTML page in the templates folder. We wire up the HTML page through the Spring Boot Controller. Then, we run and see successful results!

[calebemiquissene]

Mr. Jones, it is my first time here and I really liked your way of explaining, you have won a new subscriber!

[vengefulSpectreVR]

Thank you! This was a perfect "Hello World" tutorial for Spring Boot!!

[vanshchaudhary]

i have done everything same but html page is not loading. Is this video for ultimate version not for education version ??

[twanus]

Hi Brandan :)
Last time I checked, the IntelliJ community edition didn't support auto-complete for application.properties :(
I really like the IDE, but it's kind of a deal-breaker for me. I find myself using Eclipse for the most part, IntelliJ for showcasing & VSCode for yaml & docker.

[ankitsrivastava]

Your title should be Create a simple Spring Boot project in IntelliJ IDEA
Why you use Create a simple Spring Boot project in IntelliJ IDEA, with Thymeleaf
When you don't even say the word 'Thymeleaf' once in your whole video.