Vert.x 3.0: What's New?
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Overview of Vert.x 3.0, an event-driven, non-blocking asynchronous JVM framework that supports multiple languages within the same application. Covers new and improved features in 3.0—Core API, Event Bus (including distributed event bus and distributed maps), Vert.x-Web, pluggable authentication/authorization, MongoDB connectivity, Reactive Streams, Vertx-Unit testing, plus Docker images and Red Hat OpenShift support—showing practical examples.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Vert.x introduction
- 6:31Vert.x 3.0 core features
- 8:39Developing with Verticles
- 12:32Vert.x Web
- 17:27JSON and data handling
- 22:17Event Bus proxies
- 26:42Async persistence
- 28:52Unit testing async code
- 31:21Metrics and monitoring
- 34:18Shell demo
- 37:49Vert.x in microservices
- 39:15Q&A
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