Vaadin Blog
In my recent blog post, I discussed wrapping a component implemented with React in a Vaadin application. A greatly undervalued way to use Vaadin is by implementing only certain functions or parts of your web app or website. In that case, we are essentially doing the opposite: wrapping a Vaadin component (or “view”) into a React application.
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This article will guide you on integrating OpenAI APIs, such as ChatGPT, in your Spring Boot application. We will cover moderation, embedding, and chat completion requests. It is a part of our Building an AI chatbot in Java series. Prerequisites This tutorial assumes you already have a Spring Boot ...
Vaadin's multilingual AI Form Filler helps developers build AI into business applications (Clone)
In today's fast-paced business landscape, recognizing the importance of time and productivity is key. Business application users often invest many hours each day interacting with their core applications. One of the most common and time-consuming tasks in business applications involves filling out ...
Building Java API for JavaScript libraries - The lightweight approach (Clone)
Many Vaadin add-ons are wrappers around existing JavaScript libraries or components. The tooling and documentation in Vaadin are primarily targeted for the optimal case, where the wrapped component is a Web Component. The huge rewrite of the framework in version 10 was done largely to optimize this ...