Vaadin 25.2: Build UIs in plain language, and call the browser from Java
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https://vaadin.com/blog/vaadin-25-2-release
Vaadin 25.2: Build UIs in plain language, and call the browser from Java | Vaadin
What's new in Vaadin 25.2? AI-powered Grids and Forms, browser APIs in Java, load testing, stronger security defaults, and Copilot enhancements.
Celebrating Vaadin 24.x | Vaadin
Vaadin 24 brings faster reloads, AI-powered tooling, accessible components, and modernization tools to help Java developers build secure business apps.
If hashCode() lies and equals() is helpless
A deep look into Java’s HashMap traps – visually demonstrated with Vaadin Flow. The silent danger in the standard library The use of HashMap and HashSet is a common practice in everyday Java develo…
Vaadin Flow – How to start? How can you start with as little effort as possible, while avoiding the usual expenses that sometimes come with creating projects?
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https://svenruppert.com/2024/06/19/vaadin-flow-how-to-start/?utm_medium=erik.in&utm_source=mastodon
Vaadin Flow – How to start
We will now create a new Vaadin Flow application step by step and create a basic framework for our own projects with this component-based open-source web framework. So, right from the start, the qu…
Vaadin 24.4 opens the door to the land of React | Vaadin
Learn how Vaadin 24.4 integrates with React for flexible web development, combining Flow and Hilla for robust UIs, 3rd-party components, and better collaboration.
Erik C. Thauvin