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Spring Framework 3 things to look out for when using Spring Framework Learn to write Spring applications that also will be a joy to evolve and improve in the future as well.
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Fn Project TodoMVC: Fullstack serverless applications (Part 2: The REST API) Learn how to write REST API's with serverless FN Project functions as well as connecting them to AWS DynamoDB.
Vaadin Flow Framework Gradle Vaadin Flow 1.0 released! Gradle Vaadin Flow 1.0 provides you with the most performant and easy to use build integration for Vaadin Flow applications today.
Fn Project TodoMVC: Fullstack serverless applications (Part 1: The UI) Learn how to write fullstack serverless Java web applications with Fn Project and ReactJS.
Fn Project Groovy functions with Oracle Fn Project In this introduction I'll show you how you can easily start building your Fn Project functions with Groovy and Gradle.
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Vaadin Flow Framework Gradle Vaadin Plugin to be included in Vaadin 11 Platform Today it became offical that the Gradle Vaadin Plugin made by Devsoap Inc. will become the foundation that the next major Vaadin Framework 11 Platform release will be built upon.
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Vaadin Flow Framework Using Web Components in Vaadin with Gradle The latest version of the Gradle Vaadin Plugin 1.0.0.M2 now supports using Web Components in your Vaadin Projects.
Vaadin Flow Framework 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
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Vaadin Framework 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 Build Tool 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
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Vaadin Framework 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
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