Reactive Revolution
summary
Demonstrates concrete reactive stack choices and working demos: Spring Framework 5 / WebFlux on Netty with Project Reactor (Flux and Mono) and the Reactive Streams spec; MongoDB and R2DBC/Postgres examples that persist reservations and show atomic rollback when validation fails via a Reactive TransactionalOperator; a WebSocket greeting stream that emits every second; Redis-backed rate limiting at 5 requests/sec; RSocket for multiplexed, stateful streams. All demos run live, data appears in DB, and failures trigger expected rollbacks or rejections.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 5:36About me
- 7:01Reactive Spring
- 14:17Traditional Approach
- 18:47Project Reactor
- 22:32Production
- 27:47Spring
- 29:50Lifecycle Methods
- 35:57Flux
- 39:07Reservation
- 41:02Reservation Pipeline
- 44:02Demo
- 45:07Flat Map
- 46:07Checkbox
- 47:47Yun
- 48:17Ask Banner
- 49:37Animated GIF
- 51:12Ask at Work
- 54:17SQL Data Access
- 57:02Refactoring
