Vaadin 24
Vaadin 24 is the latest stable version released under the new simplified release model. This is the recommended version for all users.
The latest version is 24.5.5, published on Nov 18, 2024.
Vaadin 24 is supported for free a year after the next major release, at least until 2025. Prime and Ultimate subscriptions include support until March 2028.
Each minor version (e.g. 24.1) is supported for 6 months after release.
See release notes in GitHub.
Vaadin Designer
Vaadin Designer is a visual tool for building application views with a drag-and-drop editor
The latest version is 4.6.26, published on Apr 16, 2024.
See release notes in GitHub.
Vaadin Collaboration Kit
The latest version is 6.3.0, published on Oct 16, 2024.
See release notes in GitHub.
Learn more about the Collaboration Kit.
Supported older versions
Vaadin 23
Vaadin 23 is the latest version to support Java 11, Spring Boot 2.6.6-2.7x, and Java Servlet API 3.1. It will be supported for free until March 2024.
We recommend this version for OSGi and Portlet users, as these aren't currently supported for V24 until they provide support for Jakarta EE 10.
See release notes in GitHub.
Vaadin 14
Vaadin 14 is the latest long-term supported version under our former release model. We will support it for free until August 2024 and for another 10 years commercially. All fixes are done to the latest released version.
We recommend this version for users who require Java 8 support. For applications that require great IE11 support, we recommend Vaadin 8.
The latest version 14.12.3, published on Oct 28, 2024.
See release notes in GitHub.
Vaadin 8
Vaadin 8 is the previous generation of our framework and is based on GWT. It still powers a lot of business web apps in production and active development. Vaadin 24 is the latest stable version released under the new simplified release model. Free support for Vaadin 8 ended in February 2022, and the extended maintenance continues until 2032.
The latest version is 8.27.3.
Learn more about the extended maintenance.
Vaadin 7
Free support for Vaadin 7 ended in February 2019. Extended maintenance is available for Vaadin Prime subscription customers up until 2029. The latest version is 7.7.44, published on Aug 14, 2024.
Learn more about the extended maintenance.
Vaadin 10
The first version with the current generation of web components based front-end stack. The first stable release was on Jun 25, 2018. The open-source version is supported until Jun 25, 2023. The extended maintenance continues until Jun 25, 2033. See release notes for 10.0.0 or the latest Vaadin 10 version 10.0.25.
Deprecated versions
Vaadin 22
The first stable release was on December 1, 2021. See release highlights.
Vaadin 21
The first stable release was on September 8, 2021. See release highlights.
Vaadin 20
The first stable release was on June 2, 2021. See release highlights.
Vaadin 19
The first stable release was on Mar 10, 2021. See release highlights.
Vaadin 18
The first stable release was on Dec 2, 2020. See release highlights.
Vaadin 17
The first stable release was on Sep 2, 2020. See release highlights.
Vaadin 16
The first stable release was on Jun 3, 2020. It included support for right-to-left languages. See release highlights.
Vaadin 15
The first stable release was on Mar 4, 2020. Vaadin 15 included the first features from supporting building client-side views with TypeScript and Java plus a faster build with pnpm. See release highlights.
Vaadin 13
The first stable release was on Mar 6, 2019. This release included ten new components and more component enhancements, context-menu support, keyboard shortcuts, and dynamic route registration. See release highlights.
Vaadin 12
The first stable release was on Dec 5, 2018. Vaadin 12 introduced dozens of new components and component improvements, a new Material theme, PWA support, and Multi-platform Runtime. See release highlights.
Vaadin 11
The first stable release was on Sep 5, 2018. Version 11.0 introduced the initial support for Gradle projects, a couple of new components, and a new Vaadin Charts version. See release notes in GitHub.