Author: Marcus Hellberg
Vaadin at Oracle CodeOne San Francisco
Next week it's time for the biggest Java developer event of the year: CodeOne. The conference, previously called JavaOne, is a great chance to catch up with other developers and learn about what's new in the Java community. Since last year, we have released a ton of new stuff: Vaadin 10 and 11 ...
All Vaadin components are now available on NPM
As you may have noticed, we have migrated all of Vaadin's components to Polymer 3. This means that you can now install the components through NPM. npm install @vaadin/vaadin-core NPM is the standard package manager for front-end dependencies. The move will make it easier to use Vaadin components in ...
Vaadin Designer 3 is here
Vaadin Designer is the drag-and-drop visual designer for Vaadin, and we’re happy to announce now that it also supports the latest and greatest Vaadin 10! Nested template support With Vaadin 10, you can use nested templates to create more complex designs. HTML templates and more flexible Java ...
Vaadin 10 is out!
The wait is over. We're happy to announce the release of Vaadin 10! Vaadin 10 is the largest update in the history of Vaadin. We have rewritten both the components and communication layer. Vaadin 10 allows you to better take advantage of everything in the modern web platform, all while maintaining ...
Using Vaadin WebComponents in the RedisConf Keynote
Kyle J. Davis is the Technical Marketing Manager at Redis Labs. Aside from crafting code in Rust or Javascript, he presents and writes about Redis. Kyle lives in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. A few weeks before our annual conference, RedisConf, our CTO tapped me to create a demo for the keynote. No ...
Forum, chat, and other ways to connect with the Vaadin community
The main driving factor of Vaadin's success is you, our developer community. With Vaadin 10 is in beta, we’ve seen a lot of new people evaluating Vaadin. To welcome everyone, I want to review the ways you can get help and talk with others in the community. The Vaadin forum Vaadin has always had an ...
What happened to Vaadin Elements?
One of the changes introduced with the Vaadin 10 beta release is that there is no longer a separate product called Vaadin Elements. We now call them Vaadin components. You can find them at vaadin.com/components. Backstory: why there were Elements in the first place The development of our set of Web ...
10 reasons to use Vaadin 10
Vaadin 10 is out and it changes everything! Well, maybe not everything. But it is the biggest update in Vaadin's history. To celebrate, we wanted to highlight some of the features we're most excited about ourselves. Learn more about how to build Java web applications in Vaadin 10 with our training ...
New learning resource for Progressive Web Apps for business
You may have noticed that we've been writing a lot about Progressive Web Apps (PWA) lately. PWA are a way to deliver native like user experiences on mobile devices without the cost of developing and distributing separate apps for different mobile platforms. They also offer your users an easier way ...