Author: Mikael Sukoinen
The Classic Components are coming!
With Vaadin 8 at end of life, we’re making it easier for V7 and V8 customers to upgrade into the Vaadin Flow with a set of web components that are similar to their previous iterations in terms of implementation. The Classic Components are available for Prime and Enterprise customers in Vaadin 23 at ...
Meet Hilla
We announced that we’re renaming Vaadin Fusion to Hilla last month. Today, we’re happy to publish the Hilla website where you can find everything related to the framework in one place. Go to hilla.dev to get started! If you’re currently a Vaadin Fusion developer or hybrid user, you’ll find all the ...
Renaming Fusion to Hilla
We are renaming Vaadin Fusion to Hilla and giving it its own web site. In this post, I'll explain why we are making the change and what to expect. We originally introduced the Vaadin Fusion framework as a part of Vaadin 15. Although the Fusion and Flow frameworks are interoperable, Fusion has ...
Introducing Quarkus support for Vaadin Flow
Quarkus is an increasingly popular Kubernetes-native Java framework. Vaadin Flow users previously had to rely on community add-ons for Quarkus support, but now, with the release of Vaadin 22, the support is official. This change means you can rely on continuous support when building Quarkus apps ...
Improve your development speed with Vite
Vaadin 22 comes with a new experimental feature that allows you to use Vite for the front-end build instead of webpack. The development server startup should be faster, and the changes you make to your code should be visible faster in the browser. We have observed significant improvements to build ...
V22 is here!
The latest feature release, Vaadin 22, is here! New on the table is stateless Fusion, official Quarkus support for Flow, and updates to the Vaadin components, such as compatibility with assistive technologies. The previous release will continue to receive support for a month. Ready to dive right ...
What's new in Fusion?
Fusion has been a part of the Vaadin platform since V15. It’s a Java + TypeScript web framework for building reactive web applications. As we plan for the release of V22 in December, we thought it would be a great opportunity to highlight the history of Fusion and what’s in store for the future. ...
Meet Vaadin 21!
We’re happy to announce our latest feature release: Vaadin 21. The new release brings Spring Security helpers to Flow, new features and updates to components, a nullable type definition for Fusion, and more! Vaadin 21 introduces improvements to the frameworks, tools and components. You can see the ...
Get started with Vaadin Start
Vaadin Start is an online configurator for generating Vaadin web apps, fast. You can choose between Vaadin Flow (if you prefer Java) and Vaadin Fusion (if you prefer TypeScript), but don’t worry about making the wrong choice; the frameworks are interoperable and can be used independently or ...