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Live Webinar: IntelliJ IDEA and Vaadin, October 21st

Posted on October 14, 2014 by Andrey Cheptsov

We are pleased to invite you to join Breandan Considine from JetBrains and Matti Tahvonen from Vaadin on how to use the full power of Vaadin and IDEA together. Learn all the tips and tricks and get started with your new IDE in no time!

Sign up and we’ll email you instructions on how to join the webinar closer to the event – all you need is your web browser. Yes, it’s completely free to join.

Matti Tahvonen

Matti Tahvonen is a Vaadin “R&D veteran” who has been working with our products for over 6 years. His current responsibility is to keep you up to date with latest and greatest Vaadin related technologies. You can follow him on Twitter – @MattiTahvonen

Breandan Considine

As a Java developer and technical evangelist at JetBrains, Breandan Considine is interested in human computer interaction, natural language processing, particularly in low-power applications such as mobile phones and wearable devices. You can follow him on Twitter – @breandan

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