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I don't know. I still find Vaadin's pricing way over what I could spend on a startup project. But it could just be me. edit: People also forget that Eclipse RA
by p2detar 1y ago
I don't know. I still find Vaadin's pricing way over what I could spend on a startup project. But it could just be me.
edit: People also forget that Eclipse RAP still exists and although it's probably not that "modern", it works.
https://eclipse.dev/rap https://eclipse.dev/rap
- fredu81 1y agoThe vast majority of people don't pay anything for Vaadin as it's Apache 2 licensed. Out of curiosity: Why do you feel you have to spend on it – is it some part of the tooling or are the support alternatives the reason? (I work for the company behind Vaadin, thus honestly curious).
- p2detar 1y agoAFAIR, it was the "Grid Pro" and "Dashboard" features that were needed, but they were out of budget for our infant phase of the product and we went with React. It was a long time ago anyway, I last worked with Vaadin 7. I will however say, that I really enjoyed working with it at that time.
- sebak82 1y agoIf you used React back then, what do you miss from the Vaadin world and what was easier in React in comparison ? Have you tried one of the latest versions? Disclaimer: I work for Vaadin.
- winrid 1y agoI can't imagine seriously showing RAP to a CEO and saying we're using that. I don't pay for Vaadin, you don't need to unless you want the extra components, and even if you do it's affordable, much cheaper than building the same system in React.