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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.

Four different technologies give four completely different reasons why open source is important to them: open communication, commodification, community and a better choice in tech.

The latest release of the UI framework Vaadin has added a brand new theme engine designed to increase your productivity and make your life easier.

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Vaadin’s Tapio Aali shows us how to get the most out of the Java-friendly web framework, with a bit of jQuery and JavaScript thrown in.

Available as a PDF, on iPad and on Android, the latest edition of our free JAX Magazine is now ready to download!

Available as a PDF, on iPad and on Android, the latest edition of our free JAX Magazine is now ready to download!

Originally in March’s JAX Magazine, we chatted to the creator and CEO of Vaadin about the team’s release that had been 18 months in the making, as well as their commitment to Google Web Toolkit

After an extended 16 months of development, the seventh version of Java web framework Vaadin has been released.

The latest version of JetBrains’ popular IDE gets a moodier ‘Darcula’ interface, support for Play 2.0 and an Android UI designer.

The latest version of the server-side framework introduces some drastic changes to the API as well as SASS support.

Vaadin unveil big coup with addition of enterprise support for GWT, and that they will be part of the project’s direction going forward