Signal via SSE, data via REST – a Vaadin demonstration in Core Java
1. Introduction 1.1 Motivation: Event-driven updating without polling In classic web applications, the pull principle still dominates: …
1. Introduction 1.1 Motivation: Event-driven updating without polling In classic web applications, the pull principle still dominates: …
1. Introduction and motivation The observer pattern is one of the basic design patterns of software development and is traditionally used to …
Password security is an often underestimated but critical topic in software development. Databases containing millions of user logins are …
From my experience, Vaadin has always stood out from other Java frameworks. Of course, it enables the creation of modern web UIs, but the …
1. Introduction and objectives The first two parts of this series established the theoretical and practical foundations of a URL shortener …
1. Introduction Why REST integration in Vaadin applications should not be an afterthought In modern web applications, communication with …
1. Introduction to implementation 1.1 Objectives and differentiation from the architectural part The first part of this series focused on …
A URL shortener seems harmless – but if implemented incorrectly, it opens the door to phishing, enumeration, and data leakage. In this first …
A deep look into Java’s HashMap traps – visually demonstrated with Vaadin Flow. The silent danger in the standard library The use of HashMap …
Vaadin Flow is a robust framework for building modern web applications in Java, where all UI logic is implemented on the server side. In …
What is the Java Instrumentation API? The Java Instrumentation API is part of the java.lang.instrument package and allows you to change or …
Sometimes it’s not enough for something to work - it has to work under load. In modern applications that process large amounts of …