Index

Getting Started

Guides

Vaadin-on-Kotlin Guides for Vaadin 8

Vaadin 8 is stable and battle-proven framework. Start here if you need to be production-ready.

Getting started Guides

When you are not familiar with Vaadin-on-Kotlin (or VoK for short), start here:

• The Getting Started guide

Building the UIs

• Creating UIs explains how to compose your UI out of visual components such as Buttons and TextFields
• Creating Forms walks you through the forms - how to create UI for them and how to validate the data.
• Navigating allows you to create multiple pages and explains how to navigate between them
• Using Grids shows best practices on how to display a lazy-loaded tabular list of data.
• DSLs: Explained explains how exactly VoK takes advantage of the DSL Kotlin language feature.

Database Access Guides

Continue reading here to understand how exactly VoK accesses the database.

• The Accessing Databases Guide for accessing SQL databases
• The Accessing NoSQL or REST data sources for displaying data from a NoSQL database, or a REST service endpoint.
• Writing services to place your business logic in

Security

Security is an important part of any web-based application. Please check the following resources for more information:

• The vok-security module description.

Translating Your App

You can target broader audience if you offer your app in multiple languages.

• The Translating Your App Guide.

Testing

• The Browserless Testing Guide

Vaadin-on-Kotlin Guides for Vaadin 10

Vaadin 10 is based on Web Components as opposed to Vaadin 8 (which is based on a GWT-based customized widget system). The programming model tends to differ a bit from Vaadin 8, and that’s why there is a separate set of guides for Vaadin 8 and for Vaadin 10. Don’t worry though - Vaadin 10 still uses the component-oriented approach we love from Vaadin 8.

Getting Started Guides

When you are not familiar with Vaadin-on-Kotlin (or VoK for short), start here:

• The Getting Started guide

Building the UIs

• Creating UIs explains how to compose your UI out of visual components such as Buttons and TextFields
• Creating Forms walks you through the forms - how to create UI for them and how to validate the data.
• Navigating allows you to create multiple pages and explains how to navigate between them.
• Using Grids shows best practices on how to display a lazy-loaded tabular list of data.
• DSLs: Explained explains how exactly VoK takes advantage of the DSL Kotlin language feature.

Database Access Guides

Continue reading here to understand how exactly VoK accesses the database.

• The Accessing Databases Guide
• The Accessing NoSQL or REST data sources for displaying data from a NoSQL database, or a REST service endpoint.
• Writing services to place your business logic in

Security

Security is an important part of any web-based application. Please check the following resources for more information:

• The vok-security module description.

Translating Your App

You can target broader audience if you offer your app in multiple languages.

• The Translating Your App Guide.

Testing

• The Browserless Testing Guide

Contributing

• Contributing To Vaadin On Kotlin