As you might have noticed, we have occasionally done pre-releases for our upcoming stable versions. If you have ever seen a file like vaadin-6.3.0.pre1.jar, that's the first pre-release of the past Vaadin 6.3. That's what we have had thus far: stable releases, pre-releases and, of course, the ...

Vaadin Pro Account was released as beta with limited functionality in February. Today, we are proud to release the full Pro Account service. Below I try to summarize what Pro Account really is, how it complements the free open source Vaadin, why you might want to subscribe and what it costs. Two ...

While as Vaadin Framework and 95% of the add-ons are free and open source with a liberal Apache -license, there are also a handful of commercial or dual-licensed add-ons also - most notably Vaadin Pro Add-ons. We have been and will continue to be really careful to keep these as add-ons - something ...

Last month we released 1.0 of the Vaadin Plugin for Spring Roo. Have you tried it out already? If not, take a look at the nice screencast Josh Long from SpringSource created on how to use Roo - Vaadin combination: After the release, Vaadin team has been busy researching best practices on how to use ...

Update 2012-06-01: Axioma is no longer official Vaadin partner in Italy. Read more about our current partners at vaadin.com/partners We are proud to announce a new Vaadin Solution Partner from Milano, Italy. Axioma S.p.A. has been using Vaadin successfully in their development for a long time and ...

The first half of the year is coming to an end once again. During this first half most of our effort went into the plug-in for Spring Roo and the visual editor but now they are out there for you to use, freely as always. Sadly this was at the cost of Vaadin 7 planning and development, which still ...

Closely followed by the Vaadin 6.6 release we also released The Vaadin Plug-in for Spring Roo 1.0 (beta) As a server-side UI framework Vaadin is a good match for SpringSource's tools. The guys at Spring Roo share the same vision as we here at Vaadin 'creating a lightweight, 100% Java-based ...

“Does it scale?” This is one of the most common questions we get after one figures out how Vaadin works. Vaadin runs all UI logic on the server-side and user interaction in the client-side UI results in a large number of request-response round trips to the server. Clearly that cannot scale, right? ...

We have a big day today. We are proud to announce that six months of hard work is now packaged and Vaadin 6.6.0 has been released to the public. Following the latest trend for mobile computing, the main target for the Vaadin 6.6 Framework was to add touch device support as a first-class feature to ...