Flavourcast

State Management in Flavour gives your app powerful capabilities. It can respond instantly to user interaction. It can operate offline. Learn how to manage state effectively in this episode.

The Flavour component attr lets you add any attribute to an HTML element

The Flavour tag event:click causes a Java method to be invoked when an element is clicked.

The Flavour tag std:foreach repeats its content once for each item in a collection

The Flavour tag std:if lets you show or hide a portion of your page conditionally.

html:bidir-value lets you keep a page input value in sync with a Java property. The link is bidirectional: the page updates when the property value changes, and when the on-screen value changes, the property is updated accordingly.

html:text is one of the fundamental Flavour tags, which lets you insert text into a web page. Whether you are inserting a username, a product description, a date, or numbers onto a page, this is the tag you'll want in your Flavour templates.

Before you invest the time in learning a new app framework, you probably want to know what it's like. Learn the fundamental techniques for making a Flavour app. Hear just how easy it is to make an interactive application. Want to try it yourself? Follow the "using the Flavour Framework" instructions here: https://frequal.com/teavm-site/docs/intro/getting-started.html

Dive deep into how Flavour works, how it relates to TeaVM, and how it interacts with the browser. Read more at the Flavour home page https://frequal.com/FlavourPlus

An introduction to Flavour, in three parts. Flavour is a full-featured single-page web application framework for Java. Learn what it does, how it works, and why you should use it. More info: https://frequal.com/FlavourPlus/