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Welcome to the Thymeleaf Lab Work! The goal of this series of tasks is to help you practice and master Thymeleaf, a powerful template engine for Java applications. Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your skills, these hands-on tasks will guide you through various aspects of Thymeleaf integration in a Spring application.

The primary goal of this lab work is to provide you with practical experience and proficiency in using Thymeleaf within a Spring environment. Thymeleaf is widely utilized for server-side rendering in web development, and through these tasks, you will gain valuable insights into its configuration, usage of variables, controllers, form handling, and more.

1. Task 1: Configure Thymeleaf in Spring
2. Task 2: Create First View
3. Task 3: Working With Variables
4. Task 4: Variables and Controller
5. Task 5: Iteration
6. Task 6: Literals
7. Task 7: Forms
8. Task 8: Form Handling
9. Task 9: Query Parameter and Validation
10. Task 10: Fragments and Layouts

1. Task 1: Create HTML Layout with Fragments

   • Create individual fragments for different parts of an HTML page, such as navbar, header, head, and footer.
   • Assemble these fragments in a single HTML file to form a complete layout
   • For example:

2. Task 2: Create Home Page with Localization

   • Implement a home page accessible at the path /.
   • Utilize the layout created in Task 1 for structuring the home page.
   • Use #{} expressions for all text content within the home page, demonstrating localization or messages from a file.properties file.
   • For Example:

   

3. Task 3: Create Login and Register Forms

   • Design and implement login and register forms for user authentication.
   • Utilize Thymeleaf's model binding to handle form data.
   • For Example:

   

   

4. Task 4: Validate Login and Register Actions

   • Implement validation for login and register actions.
   • Use query parameters to pass error messages in case of validation failures.
   • Ensure secure and proper handling of user input.
   • For Example:

   

5. Task 5: Create Users Page

   • Develop a Users page that displays a table of users.
   • Implement iteration to dynamically populate the table with user data.
   • Provide functionality to delete or modify user entries from the page.
   • For Example: