Hello, Am 03.04.25 um 01:04 schrieb slipbits:
Just looked at vaadin. It's a commercial product with a monthly subscription fee. From the video it looks like small scale UI is supported but, from the video, it doesn't seem that a project (10,000 SLOC) is supported. That is, I would have expected that a jar would be created and then accessed when the page is run in the browser, with an interface from the created UI to the executing jar.
IMHO quite the opposite. Vaadin could be overkill for such a small project. It's an enterprise grade UI platform.
But, the real stop is the subscription fee. The project(s) I'm working on are all to be placed in the public domain, and being retired, my income stream is limited to investments, not a salary. So, for me, its' out.
Vaadin is Open Source, you don't need to pay a subscription fee. There are some features and components that are not Open Source, but it will take you a long time to advance to a level, where you need them.
I don't know how to do any of this! I'm an algorithm guy and have (professionally) spent almost zero time on any UI work. What I have so far heard is that this is something well suited to a client server interaction. But I would like to download all the products in the client.
If you don't know Java well, I would not recommend Vaadin. It's for developers, who are well-versed in Java, but not so much in client-side UI technologies. Vaadin is one of a kind, but of course it has drawbacks as well and can become very involved very quickly.
I would suggest you learn JSP, it is quite dated and nobody uses it anymore, but it is a useful foundation for learning newer UI technologies and it will serve you well for a simple UI. The next step up from that would be Spring Boot with Thymeleaf, so if you want to learn something reasonably current, go for that.
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