On the way to Reactive
summary
R2DBC presents a concrete path from GA 0.8 to a feature-complete 0.9 and eventual 1.0, already supported by most drivers and used with Spring Data at JetBrains. It runs on Java 8, provides non-blocking all the way DB access, service‑loader discovery and standardized connection URLs, and moves beyond 0.8 by adding extensible transaction definitions, improved bind parameters with vendor types and nullable handling, out-parameter support for stored procedures, and a result‑segment API; drivers must upgrade early next year to match the spec.
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chapters (25)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:15What is RDBC
- 4:50Design Principles
- 7:54RTBC
- 9:49Ecosystem
- 11:20Connection Factory
- 12:48programmatic API
- 13:35connection urls
- 17:41Extensible Transactions
- 22:07Vendor Specific Transactions
- 31:05Improved bind parameters
- 33:33Improved bind parameters code
- 38:16Out parameters
- 39:24Readable interface
- 40:48Code
- 44:53Result Segment API
- 45:41RGBC0or
- 47:50What about the future
- 50:20R2DBC
- 51:13Project Loom
- 52:29RTBC vs Project Loom
- 53:31RTBC Data Access
- 54:24Project Loom vs RTBC
- 55:04Wrapup
- 55:58Questions
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