The word “component” can be a bit overloaded in software development to the point that it might feel like anything can be a component: a class, a module, a JAR, an HTML element, an input field in the user interface… the list goes on and on. However, there’s nothing wrong with adopting meanings for this word, and in this book, I use the term “UI component” to refer to a part of the UI that can be encapsulated in a Java class and of which instances can be added to a Vaadin layout. I also use the term “component” to refer to a UI component ...
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A. DuartePractical Vaadinhttps://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-7179-7_44. UI Components
Alejandro Duarte1
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Turku, Finland
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