Compare Apache Wicket and Vaadin 
- Users report that Vaadin excels in ease of use with a score of 8.4, while Apache Wicket lags behind at 7.1. Reviewers mention that Vaadin's intuitive drag-and-drop interface simplifies the development process significantly.
- Reviewers say that Vaadin's ease of setup is a standout feature, scoring 8.5 compared to Apache Wicket's 7.2. Users on G2 highlight that Vaadin's comprehensive documentation and tutorials make onboarding a breeze.
- G2 users note that Vaadin offers superior quality of support with a score of 8.3, whereas Apache Wicket scores 7.9. Users mention that Vaadin's responsive support team is quick to address issues, enhancing the overall user experience.
- Users say that Vaadin has a more positive product direction, scoring 8.0 compared to Apache Wicket's 5.1. Reviewers mention that Vaadin frequently updates its features based on user feedback, ensuring the product evolves with user needs.
- Reviewers mention that both products cater to small businesses, but Vaadin has a larger market segment presence at 51.4% of reviews, compared to Apache Wicket's 47.1%. Users report that this larger user base contributes to a more vibrant community and resource availability for Vaadin.
- Users on G2 highlight that while both products have free entry-level pricing, Vaadin's extensive feature set available in the free version is often seen as more beneficial for small businesses compared to Apache Wicket's offerings.
- Unlimited projects
- Vaadin Flow framework
- Hilla framework
It is very easy to use. I like its internal working of managing things very efficiently.
Yet another tool trying to solve the MVC problem. it has its benefits but doesn't provide many benefits if you are trying to shift from an existing established system.
Documentation, support is good and fast. I'm a frontend developer and I use vaadin for develop and my team use it for front-end and back-end. Vaadin in this past years work very good to improve their framework!
-Very small community, forum question have almost no answers normally. -Documentation is very, but very weak. If Spring documentation is a 10 they are almost a 2. Almost everything is lacking in its explanation in the documentation and it gets worse with...
It is very easy to use. I like its internal working of managing things very efficiently.
Documentation, support is good and fast. I'm a frontend developer and I use vaadin for develop and my team use it for front-end and back-end. Vaadin in this past years work very good to improve their framework!
Yet another tool trying to solve the MVC problem. it has its benefits but doesn't provide many benefits if you are trying to shift from an existing established system.
-Very small community, forum question have almost no answers normally. -Documentation is very, but very weak. If Spring documentation is a 10 they are almost a 2. Almost everything is lacking in its explanation in the documentation and it gets worse with...
