4 Simple ways to display geospatial features in Vaadin Flow UIs

Four ways to display geospatial features in Vaadin Flow UIs

Java is a commonly used platform to edit geospatial data. There is almost an overload of various tools and libraries available. There are a number of UI widgets for Vaadin that allow you to plot and even edit geospatial information. The unique architecture of Vaadin Flow also allows you to build ...
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Build modern web apps 100% in Kotlin

Build modern web apps in 100% Java is the tagline often used for Vaadin Flow. By changing the language, this could actually apply to Kotlin as well, known for its Kotlin-to-JavaScript transpilation. Kotlin code can be transpiled to JavaScript for execution in the browser, so one could argue that no ...
Responsive Web Design with Java and Vaadin Flow

Building responsive websites with Java and Vaadin Flow

Responsive web design is an approach to building web applications that dynamically change the size or orientation of the visible elements for ideal viewing on viewports of various sizes. At various breakpoints (developer-defined numerical values of viewpoint dimensions), one may notice menus ...
Platform release Vaadin Flow 24.2

Vaadin Flow 24.2: Enhanced performance, new UI components, AppSec Kit, and more!

We're excited to announce the release of Vaadin 24.2, our latest iteration, packed with remarkable improvements focused on boosting productivity, enhancing UI components, improving security, and expanding our support for modern web technologies. Here's what you can expect in this update: Faster ...
Vaadin Flow 24.1 is out now

Vaadin Flow 24.1: Builds, grids, theming, and prototypes all get faster

Introducing V24.1 Today we are releasing Vaadin Flow 24.1, packed with new features designed to make web application development even faster and easier. In this release, we are excited to introduce two new low-code to pro-code tools, Visual View Builder and Visual Theme Editor. These tools enable ...
Learn how to seamlessly call server-side Java methods from client-side JavaScript without REST endpoints using Vaadin.

Calling Java from JavaScript

Updated September 2024. In this step-by-step tutorial, you will learn how to use Vaadin to call server-side Java code from client-side JavaScript code. All you need to follow this tutorial is a basic understanding of the Java Programming Language, the fundamentals of JavaScript, JDK 8 or later, and ...
How to send web push notifications with Vaadin Flow

Step-by-Step Guide to Sending Web Push Notifications from Vaadin Flow

Updates on the subject: There are built-in helpers for Web Push API in Vaadin Flow available since version 24.2 Also check out Web Push Notifications: A real-world example with electricity prices Web push notifications are an effective way to keep users engaged with your web application even when ...
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Vaadin 23.3: Running Vaadin Flow apps in Kubernetes and cloud just got easier, plus three new UI components

We’re happy to announce a new release, Vaadin 23.3, that makes it easier to deploy and run stateful Vaadin Flow applications in Kubernetes and cloud environments. Two new Acceleration Kits for Kubernetes and Azure Cloud enable horizontal scalability, high availability/failover, non-disruptive ...

Observe your Flow applications

Observability (or o11y) is the ability to answer questions about your application and its infrastructure, no matter how complex. Our new Observability Kit assists developers in implementing it for Flow-based applications in order to obtain traceable, actionable information about their applications ...