8. very active there
> 100.000 developers from
> 6.000 cities
> 470 add-ons in the
marketplace
Other
Asia 4 %
20 %
Americas
22 %
Europe
54 %
Vaadin Ecosystem
Apache-licensed
9. 40% of Fortune 100
Typical use-cases are
ERPs, Financial and Intranet/Extranet
services i.e. Business Applications
17. Lessons learned so far
1. How to make a happy Finn
2. A good Java dev understands where “a framework” is good at
3. You don’t want to maintain a lot of raw JavaScript
21. Tablets
6/7 8
IE 6/7 Safari Opera IE 8
6/7 8
14% 18% 36% 54%
98.1%
3.5 Browsers to support in 2012
3.5 Browsers to support in 2012
IE 6/7 Safari Opera IE 8
14% 18% 36% 54%
Since gwt is used extensively
in the enterprise, this may
explain why tablets are more
popular than support for
phones”
Phones
+
+
What kind of devices does your app support?
36.1%
Desktop
browsers
Browsers developers expect to support in 2013
Chrome
9 10
IE 9 IE 10 Firefox
79% 80% 94% 94%
Browsers developers expect to support in 2013
Chrome
9 10
IE 9 IE 10 Firefox
79% 80% 94% 94%
app support?
98.1%
Phones
25.7%
36.1%
Others
2.1%
“Since gwt is used extensively
in the enterprise, this explain why tablets are popular than support for
phones”
Daniel
iPhone
Android
WP
25.7%
36.1%
Tablets
“Daniel iPad
Android
Windows
50. Client-side Server-side
Use for
• Offline!
• Low latency interaction!
• Maximum scalability
Use for
• Most places ( - 50% cost )!
• High security!
• Utilizing full Java platform
Hybrid
Benefits of the both sides, but adds complexity
75. Download for Free
vaadin.com/book
ISBN 978-952-93-1970-1
9789529319701
728 pages
PDF, ePub, HTML
76. Lessons learned today
1. Finns smile always
2. Vaadin is good for web apps, brings you great productivity
3. Vaadin tries to keep Java guys out of trouble
4. If I catch you building your home pages with Vaadin I’ll
take you behind the sauna (a not-so-fun Finnish tradition)