[YmiYugy]

I think it's totally fair, but I would assume that most Spring projects make significant DX tradeoffs compared to a full JS stack or serve an API rather than html. 1. Spring + Handlebars: You can either write the html template in a string loosing syntax highlighting and other LSP stuff, load it from a file loosing colocation. 2. Handlebars + webcomponents. They simply bundle all the web components into a single file, which breaks down when they get large and you don't need every component on every route. 3. Tailwind: Looking online you can get it working with spring boot, but the route chosen here is a script to run the cli, which again means every route ships every tailwind class used anywhere.