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Introduction to Vaadin, which I gave for the company 'CIPAL', CIPAL has more than 30 years of experience in providing the public sector and public institutions with state-of-the-art ICT solutions. Around 60 people attended and they were all convinced afterwards. Full credits for this presentation go to Joonas Lehtinen, who was the original author.
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- 5. Vaadin is a UI framework for desktop-like web apps
- 6. New configs, taglibs and syntax!?! JavaScript, DOM, Applet, plugins? No!
- 7. java html
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- 29. simpler
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- 35. Server-side RIA
- 36. the benefits of Java simpler Java cost-effective modular extensible
- 37. even simpler
- 38. more flexible
- 39. more secure
- 40. memory footprint
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- 47. Vaadin
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