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Sending Email from Java Applications
Sending email is a common feature required in many business applications. From simple notifications containing plain text to complex reports with links and multiple attachments, email is a common way of asynchronous communication with end users. This tutorial shows how to send email messages in two ...
Scrum Doesn’t Solve Your Problems!
The world is full of praise to Scrum, agile and lean. I’m sure you’ve read a few articles or books. They say nothing can possibly go wrong! A silver bullet! Just pick a bunch of tickets, agree on a size for those, talk about yesterday and today for 15 minutes each morning, count ticket sizes every ...
Get Free Support Now
This week is the Free Support Week! This is how it works: You sign-up for free support by following the link at the bottom You'll get an email with a join-link Enter the support portal at vaadin.com Send your support request and solve all your worries by the end of this week. We will accept 50 ...
Free Support is upon us
Offering a support option for your products is something every software vendor just has to have, and so do we at Vaadin. In Vaadin’s case, however, the support option needs to be extra good and bring more value than your average support subscription, because the Open Source product itself already ...
Dev Day Berlin Early Bird
What should my application architecture look like, so that it scales when my application’s userbase grows? What would be the best way to learn about the best practices with Vaadin? How about if we already have a large team working on Vaadin and we want to minimize boilerplate? The way to learn the ...
CUBA Studio — How we use Vaadin for our Web Development Tool
CUBA Platform is a fairly new and rapidly growing Java framework for efficient enterprise application development. A significant part of its success can be associated with its own development tool - CUBA Studio, which is Vaadin-faced to the users. Often, to employ one or another framework, you have ...
Community Spotlight - January 2016
In the end of last year, our Community Spotlights were quite focused on new add-ons published to Directory. It has been really active on that front lately as well, but this time, let’s concentrate on some of the most interesting articles and examples you have recently created. MVP in Vaadin Spring ...
Web Components in production use – are we there yet?
A lot of progress has been made since the introduction of web components back in 2011 but are they supported across all browsers. Are we there yet? While browser vendors are still working on native implementations, libraries have been able to use a polyfill to make web components available to ...
Designing your Vaadin based Domino applications
IBM Domino has been an application development platform for more than two decades, built on a NoSQL data store with strong security, database replication, an HTTP server and more. In 2009 IBM added a JSF-based web development framework and runtime called XPages to provide a more standard platform ...