In the last chapter, we worked with SpringWebFlux to build simple web services. So far, we have built RESTful web services, which return JSON responses. However, SpringWebFlux is not limited to RESTful web services; it is a complete web framework that offers the capability to build dynamic web pages.
In this chapter, we will discuss the following topics:
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