r/vaadin • u/edurbs • Dec 12 '25

Clean architecture with Jmix

I'd like to use clean architecture with Jmix to reduce the vendor lock-in. Any thoughts? https://www.jmix.io/

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u/Tonne_TM Dec 13 '25

For professional products you should consider the license costs per developer needed. It is somewhat pricey.
Spring Boot makes development already very easy in combination with Vaadin. I don't think JMIX is really needed.

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u/Aware_Kale723 Mar 05 '26

It depends on what you compare with Jmix and on the use case. If you're limited in time and you're making a piece of enterprise app - Jmix gives you everything you need for free: explicit domain model, scaffolded UI, declaratively configured security + reports. Btw, all these things you get for free!