Writing Highly Concurrent Polyglot Applications with Vert.x

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Vert.x is a JVM toolkit that runs single-threaded verticles communicating over a clustered event bus that spans JVMs and browsers; the demo shows an HTTP sender, a Java receiver and a browser bridge all talking in seconds. Version 3 focuses on being embeddable, auto-generating JavaScript/Ruby/Groovy APIs from Java, adding distributed map/lock/counter primitives, HA via quorum and Hazelcast by default, RX/Reactive Streams interop, and packaging as a runnable fat JAR. Benchmarks place it near the top for simple HTTP throughput.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:17Current Status
3. 2:52What is Vert.x?
4. 5:45Polyglot
5. 6:33Core Asychronous APIs
6. 7:54Why Asynchronous?
7. 17:24Clustered Event Bus
8. 18:52Event bus in the Browser
9. 25:33Running verticles
10. 29:37High Availability
11. 31:10Code Generation
12. 36:25Distributed Data
13. 38:39Management and monitoring
14. 39:29Official stack
15. 41:14Summary
16. 43:39Project Info

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