Download source demo.vaadin.com/valo-theme/

Hello.
Where i can download source code of Valo theme example
https://demo.vaadin.com/valo-theme/

Is there maybe some “startup” project which has same layout as this Valo theme example ?
I do really like this layout, its responsive and looks nice.
Thank you.

https://github.com/vaadin/valo-demo

Hello Joacim,
Thanks for your reply.
I downloaded source code from github and it works. But i had small problem.
Since im quiet new in Vaadin ( i do use primefaces but i wanted to give chance to Vaadin too ).
When i deploy this project to tomcat and run it i had

INFO: Request for *scss not handled by sass compiler while in production mode

So i changed production to false and it works fine.
Can you explain me whats the problem here ?
Thanks

Hey Nikola,

No problem. Regarding development/production mode:

:slight_smile:

Hi all.

There’s any version of the source code to Vaddin 8?

Raúl Vadillo:
Hi all.

There’s any version of the source code to Vaddin 8?

Hello!

It’s a late answer but I hope it’s useful for someone.

Imho the Vaadin GitHub repository is a good starting point for that: [https://github.com/vaadin/framework/tree/8.8]
(http://) In the Branch dropdown list you can select the appropriate version, i linked the 8.8 branch.

Or you can view the Maven central repository: [https://mvnrepository.com/search?q=vaadin+8]
(http://)
Vaadin contains multiple modules, one for the server side (vaadin-server), one for the client side (vaadin-client), one for theming (vaadin-theme) and so on. So for the Vaadin Theme 8 select the vaadin-server from the list, than for your version (etc. 8.8.6) than from the Files section the “All files” than select the source jar. Here is the link for that: [https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/vaadin/vaadin-server/8.8.6/]
(http://) You can use the similar searching/downloading method for the client, theme, etc. ValoTheme.java is in the vaadin-server, the SCSS/CSS files located in vaadin-themes.

Or in Jetbrain Intellij IDEA you can ask to download the source for the Vaadin classes. (I guess it works the same in Eclipse IDE too.)

Best regards,
Károly