Understanding the source codeīefore you compile the project, you have to start an H2 database instance.
This helps you to jump to any chapter you are interested in, and fully understand the purpose of each part of the code without worrying about the technicalities that we have looked at in other chapters. Instead of developing one single application throughout the book, several small demo applications demonstrate the concepts explained in each chapter. This book offers value in two ways: the book itself with its explanations, and its companion source code. This chapter covers the following topics: This chapter will help you understand what is really needed to run a Vaadin application and how you can become more confident about the dependencies and Maven configuration required to start a new Vaadin project. Understanding what your code does and why it is required helps you make better decisions and become more productive.
Having a solid base when starting a project, not only with Vaadin but with any other technology, plays an important role in successful projects. You probably have a basic understanding of the key players in a Vaadin application: components, layouts, listeners, binders, resources, themes, and widget sets and you, of course, have had your share of Java coding! If you are reading this book, the chances that you have coded a Vaadin application before are high.
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This first chapter serves as the foundations for a journey full of interesting technologies, thrilling challenges, and useful code.
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