Going fullstack React(ive)
summary
Claim: a React front end paired with a Vert.x cluster matches frontend performance on the backend by offloading CPU work and scaling with event-driven workers. Uses Rollup/Webpack + Babel, Node.js for tooling, and a WebSocket bridge so browsers subscribe to events; demos build a real-time messaging app with server-side state and server-side rendering for SEO. Live demo shows generation of CPU‑heavy payloads, cluster failover and recovery under load, handling bursts without global locks, and mixing languages for high‑performance microservices.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 2:41What is reactive programming
- 8:10Node.js and event loops
- 14:47Reactive systems vs frameworks
- 22:16Building a simple server
- 26:14Demo: Real-time messaging app
- 32:40Q&A and closing
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