Spring Framework 5: Themes & Trends

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Spring Framework 5.0 goes GA in September 2017 with a JDK 8 baseline and Java EE 7 APIs, adds JDK9-friendly automatic-module-name manifests so apps can opt into the module path, and ships a full reactive stack (WebFlux) built on Reactor 3 and Reactive Streams offering Flux and Mono types. It provides a non‑blocking WebClient replaces RestTemplate for reactive HTTP, Kotlin-friendly functional registration APIs with nullability annotations, HTTP/2 support via modern containers (Netty, Tomcat 9, Jetty 9.4, Undertow) and Spring Boot 2 integration.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:20JDK 8 Baseline
3. 5:30JDK 9 Baseline
4. 8:53Module Path
5. 14:30HTTP to 2
6. 16:35HTTP 2 Ready
7. 19:07JDK 9 Ready
8. 20:15Functional
9. 28:42Kotlin
10. 32:40Reactive Focus
11. 33:04Motivation
12. 35:43Reactive Streams
13. 38:20Reactive API Types
14. 43:29Annotation Based Controllers
15. 45:49Router Functions
16. 48:11Method Reference
17. 49:49Reactive Web Client
18. 50:55Summary

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