| x Vaadin 7.1.0 beta1 To start using Vaadin 7.1.0 beta1, create your project with the latest stable version as described on this page. If you are using an IDE plug-in, you get to choose which version of Vaadin you want to use. This is the easiest way. Maven / pom.xml: Change version in the <vaadin.version> tag to 7.1.0.beta1. You can also download the all-in-one Vaadin archive file » Latest stable release Vaadin ${latest_vaadin_version} There are a number of ways you can get Vaadin into your project. We recommend using Maven, but we have a plug-in for Eclipse that handles everything for you aswell. Or you can simply download the All-in-One archive file, and manage the files manually.
Dependency management Maven Ant + Ivy The easiest way of getting Vaadin 7 is through Maven. Create a new Vaadin project from an archetype with: IDE integrations Eclipse Other IDEs We recommend that users of the Eclipse IDE should use the Vaadin Plugin for Eclipse. It is the all-in-one solution for developing Vaadin applications:
| Add-onsOfficial Vaadin Add-ons Vaadin TouchKit Build touch-enabled applications for iOS and Android mobile devices using Vaadin. Vaadin TestBench An environment for automated user interface regression testing of Vaadin applications on multiple platforms and browsers. Vaadin Charts A comprehensive library of visualization components that makes adding an animated, interactive chart to your Vaadin application a breeze. Vaadin Calendar Vaadin Calendar is a tool for displaying and managing events. Vaadin JPAContainer Binds Vaadin user interface components directly to your JPA entities. |