News from Vaadin!

The good folks at Vaadin are constantly hard at work! The developer of the well-known Java application framework of the same name has announced two important changes! From Vaadin[...]

Recording of Vaadin Dev Day Spring 2021

I had the pleasure to speak at the Vaadin Dev Day about “High-performance data access with Vaadin”.

Java 16 Records with JPA and jOOQ

The new Java version 16 includes a new feature: Records

UI Modernization with Vaadin

Article of Simon Martinelli was published on the Vaadin blog. An article of our founder Simon Martinelli was published on the Vaadin blog.Check it out: UI Modernization with[...]

Use the Power of your Database: XML and JSON

Today databases have a lot of functionality that is often not used by software developers because they simply not know that this exists. Today databases have a lot of[...]

Unleash Database Power: Generate XML and JSON with SQL

Today databases have a lot of functionality that is often not used by software developers because they simply do not know that this exists. But knowing about these features can[...]

Adam Bien’s Airhacks.fm Podcast #99 with Simon Martinelli

Adam Bien’s Airhacks.fm episode #99 with Simon Martinelli is online. List on Spotify or Apple Podcasts or as MP3  

Vaadin Tip: Lazy Loading and Item Identity

When using grids, trees or any other of multi-valued component with Vaadin you often want to display data from a database table and typically you have more than a few rows in the[...]

Vaadin Lazy Loading Techniques

When using grids, trees, or any other of the multi-valued component with Vaadin you often want to display data from a database table, and typically you have more than a few rows[...]

Type Safe SQL in Java

No matter if you are using frameworks like JPA, MyBatis or Spring Data JDBC you always end up declaring the SQL statements as a Java String. Strings, String, Strings No matter if[...]

Type Safe SQL in Java with jOOQ

No matter if you are using frameworks like JPA, MyBatis or Spring Data JDBC you always end up declaring the SQL statements as a Java String.

Java Persistence Done Right

When it comes to accessing relational databases with Java, people usually think of two options: SQL or ORM