Description
For instructions about using Vaadin to develop applications, please refer to
https://vaadin.com/learn
To contribute, first refer to Contributing Code
for general instructions and requirements for contributing code to the Vaadin framework.
Instructions on how to set up a working environments for developing the Vaadin
framework follow below.
Vaadin alternatives and similar libraries
Based on the "Web Frameworks" category.
Alternatively, view Vaadin alternatives based on common mentions on social networks and blogs.
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Spring Boot
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Takes
True Object-Oriented Java Web Framework without NULLs, Static Methods, Annotations, and Mutable Objects -
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ZK is a highly productive Java framework for building amazing enterprise web and mobile applications -
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Free enterprise Java CMS
DISCONTINUED. Java CMS engine. Host and develop multiple websites inside a single instance through the GUI and benefit from features like A/B testing, affiliate tracking tools, and a high performance template engine with CSS stylesheets processing & scripts minification.
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README
Vaadin Framework
Vaadin allows you to build modern web apps efficiently in plain Java, without touching low level web technologies.
This repository contains source code and issue tracking for Vaadin 8 and Vaadin 7, both of which use GWT as the base of client-side implementations. You can find source code and issue tracking for newer, web component based Vaadin versions in vaadin/platform.
Vaadin 8 includes Vaadin 7 compatibility classes. The source code in this repository is (and will always be) available under Apache License 2.0, but Vaadin Framework 7 and 8 are now being maintained under a closed-source model by the Vaadin Expertise Team. You are free to continue using Vaadin Framework releases up to 8.14.3 and 7.7.17, and you are free to fork and maintain the framework yourself.
Vaadin 8 open source maintenance ended in February 2022, extended support is available until February 2032. Starting with version 8.15.0, Vaadin 8 is subject to CVDLv4.
Vaadin 7 open source maintenance ended in Febraury 2019, extended support is available until February 2029. Starting with version 7.7.18, Vaadin 7 is subject to CVDLv4.
Changelog
For a changelog of Vaadin 8 starting with 8.15.0, see the [Vaadin 8 Changelog](CHANGELOG-VAADIN8.md).
For a changelog of Vaadin 7 starting with 7.7.30, see the [Vaadin 7 Changelog](CHANGELOG-VAADIN7.md).
Using Vaadin 8 to develop applications
Please refer to Vaadin tutorial and other documentation.
For known issues within Vaadin framework, see Issue Tracker. Comment or react to an existing issue to mark your interest in resolving it. If you don't find an existing report of an issue you are experiencing, submit a new issue.
Developing Vaadin Framework
For instructions on how to set up a working environment for developing the Vaadin framework, please visit [Development Instructions](README-DEV.md). Pay special attention to workspace preferences.
Contributing
As of February 2022, this repository is used for issue tracking. Since we are no longer building releases from this repository, we are no longer accepting pull requests. You may file bug reports here against extended maintenance releases.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the Vaadin README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.