Jmix: The Future of the CUBA Platform
Jmix: The Future of the CUBA Platform New year, new CUBA. Introduction CUBA started its way back in 2008. Since then it went through a few very important stages. At first, it was an internal framework with no documentation and even less API. It was a company-wide thing that allowed Haulmont to develop Business Applications faster. In 2015 CUBA was introduced world-wide under a proprietary license. We got just a few users that year — that was embarrassing. It became obvious that the licensing policy should be switched to open source. 2016 and 2017 were very productive years when we got our w...
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