Vaadin 8.3 is now officially available; meaning that the first version with the new “Release Train Mode” has been released. In this article, Matti Tahvonen presents some insights into implemented bugfixes and the many nice features which have been included in this milestone.

For the final part of Matti Tahvonen’s series on Vaadin web apps, we get the scoop on data binding and structuring your UI code.

In the second part of this series on web apps with Vaadin, Matti Tahvonen shows us how to use Vaadin’s Swing-like components to develop web applications.

In the first part of JAXenter’s series on Vaadin-based web apps, Matti Tahvonen shows us why every architectural decision has its pros and cons, and why the same goes for switching from Swing to Vaadin in your UI layer.

There are a lot of ways to be inefficient writing Java EE applications. But there’s three ways to enhance your JPA productivity, the last of which Matti Tahvonen lays out in the final part of this series: QueryDSL.

Matti Tahvonen shows us around the lesser-known DeltaSpike Data, number two in the top three ways to enhance your JPA productivity.

There are a lot of ways to be inefficient writing Java EE applications. But there’s three ways to enhance your JPA productivity, each of which Matti Tahvonen lays out in this three-part series, starting with Spring Data.

An easy guide through the three-step process of consuming REST services for Java applications.