Get Ready for java.util.concurrent.flow!
summary
Introduces Java 9’s java.util.concurrent.Flow API, which brings Reactive Streams ideas into the JDK and provides native support for reactive programming. Compares and demonstrates existing Reactive Streams implementations on the JVM—specifically RxJava2 and Project Reactor—and shows a simple example implementation of the same standard using java.util.concurrent.Flow in Java 9, highlighting benefits for efficient, asynchronous, multithreaded applications.
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