JSF
What is JSF?
JavaServer Faces (JSF) is a Java specification for building component-based user interfaces for web applications. It simplifies the development of web UIs by providing a framework for creating reusable UI components, managing UI state, handling events, and converting and validating data. JSF applications typically use Facelets as the default templating technology, allowing developers to create dynamic web pages by composing components and binding them to server-side data and logic. JSF is commonly used in enterprise Java environments for building complex web applications that require robust UI components and state management.
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