Vaadin Building Vaadin Flow apps with Gradle I am happy to announce a new Gradle plugin for building Vaadin Flow applications! For more information go to the project website at https://github.com/devsoap/gradle-vaadin-flow
maven Dependency version reports with Maven Easily generate dependency version reports with Maven using a Groovy script.
Vaadin Gradle Vaadin Plugin 1.2 released I am happy to announce a new minor version of the plugin! Here are the most prominent changes with the 1.2 release. Plugin id changes The old plugin id (fi.jasoft.plugin.
Gradle Never compile your widgetset again with Gradle build-cache Widgetset compile is one of the most time-consuming things in any Vaadin build. On a fast machine it will usually take from just under one minute up to several minutes every time we
Java 8 Cleanly handle exceptions in tests with Lambdas If you have been writing tests for some time then the following construct should be pretty familiar to you for handling test cases: @Test public void myTest() { // Test something here... try { // Test something
Vaadin EOL for Vaadin addons I have been supporting many of my Vaadin addons I have contributed to the open source community for a long time (some soon over half a decade) and currently I find I have
Gradle Building Spring Boot Vaadin applications with Gradle Alright, so you have been bitten by the Spring Boot bug and want to write your Vaadin applications using Spring Boot and Gradle. How would you get started? 1. Create a Gradle Spring
java Injecting CDI managed beans into Quarz jobs Quarz Job Scheduler If you have worked with enterprise applications in the past you have most likely at some point in time needed to schedule some jobs to run at either some interval
Vaadin Converting a Vaadin Maven project to Gradle So you started out with creating a new Vaadin project in Eclipse and it created a Maven project and after a while you have noticed it isn't working out for you and want
Vaadin Gradle Vaadin Plugin 0.11 beta released Gradle Vaadin Plugin 0.11 is probably the biggest release since the first version of the plugin came out nearly 4 years ago. Many things under the hood has changed and improved, mostly
Vaadin Sneak peak into Gradle Vaadin Plugin 0.11 Changes in how dependencies are handled As you all most likely know the plug-in will inject the required vaadin dependencies into the build so you can start developing with Vaadin without any whatsoever
Vaadin What is new with Gradle Vaadin Plugin 0.10 Here are some of the most prominent features of the release: Widgetset CDN support The biggest new feature of 0.10 must be the new support for using pre-built widgetsets provided by http:
AngularJS Writing AngularJS applications in Groovy AngularJS has taken the world by storm. Nobody can deny that. Angular's declarative approach allows developers and designers alike to work closely together, designers creating the layouts and style of the pages with
Vaadin What is new with Gradle Vaadin Plugin 0.9 It took all summer but finally it is ready, the next minor release of the Gradle Vaadin Plugin. And what a release it turned out to be. Lets take a look at what
Vaadin Binding Groovy beans to Vaadin Fields Say we have the following simple Person POJO from our application model and we want to tie the first name and last name fields to Vaadin Labels. public class Person { String firstName; String
Eclipse Vaadin Eclipse plugin with Java 8 Java 8 has just been released and it is now becoming the default Java implementation on many platforms. Unfortunately Eclipse has yet to become fully Java 8 compatible which means you might encounter
Vaadin Get started with the Vaadin Gradle Plugin (Part 2) This is the second part of getting started with the Vaadin Gradle plugin. In the last part we looked how we can create a new project and get it ready for importing into
Vaadin Get started with the Vaadin Gradle Plugin (Part 1) The Gradle Vaadin plugin has come a long way since I first wrote about it in the jasoft.fi blog. It is time to take another deeper look into how you can utilize
Vaadin A Vaadin plugin for Gradle I have now been using Gradle with Vaadin for a while and even though the experience using gradle out-of-the box is pretty good, there are some things that still could be improved upon
Vaadin Gradle, Vaadin 7 and Multi-Module projects As Vaadin 7 has reached beta, Gradle has reached its 1.2 release and APIs are settling down I thought this would be a good time to take a look at how the
Vaadin Developing Vaadin JEE6 applications on Eclipse and Apache TomEE Recently the first stable version of Apache TomEE 1.0 was released into the wild. For those who don't know Apache TomEE builds upon Apache Tomcat 7 adding JEE6 on to the stack
Vaadin Using Gradle with Vaadin I have long been using Ant for building my projects for Vaadin. I've grown accustomed to it and it has worked well. Maven really did never cut it for me, it was clunky
Vaadin Using Emma with Vaadin addons Since we can now write testable addons for Vaadin and use Emma to monitor the test coverage the next logical step would be to get test coverage reports over our Vaadin addon builds.
Emma Test coverage analysis with Emma Using code coverage can be a useful tool in TDD to see how much of the code we have tested. But one should remember that it is all it measures, it does not
Vaadin Creating Extendable and Testable addons for Vaadin Making distributable components for Vaadin has become really easy with the introduction of the new addon architecture in Vaadin 6. This means that making an addon and sharing it with the world is