Author: Miikka Andersson
Vaadin 25.0 starts a new major line with a clear theme: reduce Vaadin-specific “special cases” and make everyday development (styling, builds, dependencies) look and feel more like a standard modern Java + web stack.
Introducing the official Vaadin MCP server
We just released our official Vaadin MCP server, a standard Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint that lets your AI coding tools query the latest Vaadin docs right from your editor. Plug it into any MCP-compatible client and your AI assistant can pull current component APIs, theming guidance, and ...
What’s new in Vaadin 24.9
Vaadin 24.9 closes the 24.x chapter with a set of features that smooth out daily workflows and clear the path to what’s next. You can copy-paste designs with your own custom components, manage assets directly with @NpmPackage, and rely on more predictable behavior in routing, forms, and tooltips. ...
New components, less boilerplate — What’s new in Vaadin 24.8
Vaadin 24.8 introduces improvements across the platform that make everyday development tasks faster and more reliable. From layout and file-handling improvements to database devops and type safety, this release adds tools that help you build and maintain modern Java applications with less ...
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24/7 Flow with Vaadin 24.7
Vaadin 24.7 keeps your development moving smoothly with smarter automation, stronger security, and streamlined workflows. This release simplifies upgrades, enhances security, and improves automation—so you can spend less time on maintenance and more time building great business applications. ...
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The Snow Reindeer release: What’s new in Vaadin 24.6
As announced in Joonas Lehtinen’s product keynote at Vaadin Create, with Vaadin 24.6, we’ve taken a step back from introducing new features to focus on something equally important: refining the foundation. This “Snow Reindeer” release is dedicated to enhancing stability, boosting performance, and ...
Vaadin 24.5 makes Kubernetes easy and brings Copilot to Flow
Say hello to Vaadin 24.5! This release brings exciting new capabilities to the platform, including the Vaadin Control Center for managing apps in production and automatic user management without extra development. You'll also find the Vaadin Modernization Toolkit for seamless migration from older ...
Introducing Vaadin Control Center: The DevOps tool for managing and scaling Java apps on Kubernetes
We’re excited to introduce the very first public preview of Vaadin Control Center—a powerful DevOps tool for Java developers deploying on Kubernetes. It simplifies the operation of Vaadin apps in production, seamlessly integrating with both new and existing Java applications, so you can deploy, ...