Compare Jmix and Vaadin 
- Users report that Vaadin offers a solid framework for building web applications with a focus on Java, but reviewers mention that Jmix provides a more comprehensive set of out-of-the-box features, making it easier for developers to get started quickly.
- Reviewers mention that while both products have good multi-language support, Jmix shines with its built-in internationalization features, allowing for seamless localization of applications, which is a significant advantage for global projects.
- G2 users highlight that Vaadin's customization options are robust, particularly with its component library, but users on G2 note that Jmix's low-code capabilities allow for faster development cycles, enabling teams to implement changes without extensive coding.
- Users say that Vaadin's help guides are helpful, but reviewers mention that Jmix provides more extensive documentation and community support, which can be crucial for troubleshooting and learning.
- Reviewers mention that Vaadin's patching and updates are generally smooth, but users report that Jmix has a more proactive approach to updates, ensuring that users benefit from the latest features and security enhancements more frequently.
- Users on G2 indicate that while both platforms are user-friendly, Jmix's ease of setup is particularly praised, with many reviewers stating that it allows for a quicker onboarding process compared to Vaadin.
- All the RAD plan features for projects less than 10 entities
- Full featured framework
- Coding assistance
- Unlimited projects
- Vaadin Flow framework
- Hilla framework
Since discovering CUBA, this is the only platform that we use at our firm. It allows us to quickly develop and deliver business applications to our clients. With the new features, CUBA applications can now be deployed to the cloud and allows us to quickly...
When doing the customisation, so not builtin platform functionality, the learning curve is more steep and more time consuming. But the good thing is that it is possible!
Progressive enhancement: makes any web app experience faster and more reliable but doesn't break functionality for those that don't have support.
-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...
Since discovering CUBA, this is the only platform that we use at our firm. It allows us to quickly develop and deliver business applications to our clients. With the new features, CUBA applications can now be deployed to the cloud and allows us to quickly...
Progressive enhancement: makes any web app experience faster and more reliable but doesn't break functionality for those that don't have support.
When doing the customisation, so not builtin platform functionality, the learning curve is more steep and more time consuming. But the good thing is that it is possible!
-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...
