One of the core reasons why users love to work with ZK is the ability to interact with the Web frontend with Java alone. No messy HMTL, CSS, nor JavaScript; just good-old Java. However, there are still occasions where you want to get your hands dirty with JavaScript, e.g., creating custom components. As a dynamically-typed […]

Since ZK 9, we at ZK started to use TypeScript to create our new components. TypeScript is strong-typed and provides a better autocomplete feature in IDE. It reduces the possibility of running into common JavaScript mistakes. In this blog post, we’ll share with you how you can write your own ZK component in TypeScript. Create […]