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Modern Frontend with Java | Jmix in Action
Practical insights to help you design modern and effective UIs for your web applications with Java and Jmix
Created byJmix Team
Last updated 7/2026
English
What you'll learn
- Learn advantages and challenges of building frontend with Jmix
- Jmix Studio frontend tooling
- Building views, notifications, dialogs, and outcome logic for user actions
- Navigating views within the application
- Understanding view lifecycle and handling events sequence on the view
- Purpose and use of facets
- Binding data to components, elements of components
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Course content
14 sections • 69 lectures • 3h 11m total length
Requirements
- Basic Java and general web development
- Familiarity with HTML and CSS
Description
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Important version note: This course was created using Jmix 2. You can follow it using the latest Jmix 3.x version, with a few possible differences in screens, APIs, and Jmix Studio features.
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Hello and welcome! With this course we invite you to join a guided journey on fast development of
enterprise-grade UI with Java and Jmix.
Jmix is an open-source platform for creating full-stack web applications in Java or Kotlin. It helps developers quickly and efficiently build various types of applications: from basic CRUD applications for internal use to highly specialized systems classified as ERP, CRM, EAM, SCM, WMS, ECM, ERM, HRM.
Unlike our introductory full-stack development course, this one is more targeted, placing a greater emphasis on UI. You will learn how to customize Jmix applications for different needs. However, due to Jmix's full-stack nature we'll also touch on its backend functionality. By observing a fully-featured web application you will gain valuable context for understanding the backend logic, which can often seem abstract when viewed through code alone.
The course covers a variety of frontend-related topics such as library of components, binding components to data, building custom views, setting up navigation and handling lifecycle events. Lessons are organized in a straightforward, step-by-step format. Each section in the course tackles an independent hands-on project focusing certain UI aspect. This will enhance your understanding and enable you to bring UI advancement to your own applications.
By the end of the course, you will have a solid understanding of frontend development with Jmix and the confidence to create more custom user interfaces for your applications.
Who this course is for:
- Java developers of all levels interested in building a full-stack application
- Developers and teams exploring tools to boost productivity
- Anyone looking to create a web application based on open-source technologies