In addition to its Flow framework, Vaadin also maintains Hilla, an open-source framework for building business applications using a TypeScript front end and Java back end.

Hilla, a second framework from Vaadin, now supports React For more information, please read the blog. Vaadin Flow 23.3 is available now, and the new Acceleration Kits and UI components are available with certain subscription levels.

Tooltip, which makes it easy to add informational pop-ups when users hover over an input field or click a help button.

Tab Sheet, which allows developers to organize UI components into tabs.

Spreadsheet, which enables developers to have interactive spreadsheets in their apps.

Vaadin’s rich library of UI components combined with Vaadin Flow allows Java developers to create a productive user experience without learning JavaScript or new front-end frameworks. New UI Components Added to Vaadin’s Library of 50 components.

optimize the deployment of Vaadin Flow applications to Azure with out-of-the-box Terraform blueprints that automate best practices.

include session replication along with “serialization helpers” that make it faster and easier for developers to leverage horizontal scaling and failover fully.

reduce downtime risk by enabling high availability architectures that failover in case of outages.

save on cloud costs by allowing an application to scale down without impacting active users.

enable non-disruptive rolling updates that don’t interrupt user sessions, reducing the cost and inconvenience of after-hours deployments.

Vaadin Flow 23.3 includes an expanded Kubernetes Kit and a new Azure Cloud Kit that provides a robust set of capabilities for running stateful Java applications in cloud environments. Streamlining Deployment and Scaling in Kubernetes and Cloud This reduces development time and provides valuable business benefits, including lower operational costs, improved business continuity, and increased agility.” “With this release, Vaadin Flow customers can now easily take advantage of the scalability, high availability, and rolling deployments common in cloud-native applications. However, until now, it has been difficult to gain all of the benefits of the cloud with traditional stateful Java applications,” said Steven Grandchamp, CEO of Vaadin. “As companies seek to modernize their Java applications, they often want to deploy those applications into Kubernetes and cloud environments. Applications built with Vaadin Flow provide a modern browser-based user experience while leveraging the power of Java. Vaadin Flow is a unique full-stack framework that lets Java developers build and modernize business applications without writing HTML or JavaScript. The release also adds three new UI components -Spreadsheet, Tab Sheet, and Tooltip -bringing the total number of Vaadin UI components to fifty.

Two new Acceleration Kits for Kubernetes and Azure Cloud enable horizontal scalability, high availability/failover, non-disruptive rolling updates, and session replication for both on-prem and cloud-based Kubernetes environments. 14, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Vaadin, a provider of Java web application platforms, today announced Vaadin Flow 23.3, a new release that makes it easier to deploy and run stateful Java applications in Kubernetes and cloud environments.

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