Spring Boot 2.0 Web Applications

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Live-coding builds a smart‑meter pair: an aggregator that emits continuous JSON and a dashboard that ingests, samples and stores data into reactive MongoDB, and streams live updates to browsers via SSE; the demo shows graphs updating in real time so the pipeline works. Uses Spring Boot 2.0, Spring WebFlux with WebFlux.fn router functions, Project Reactor types Flux/Mono, WebClient for the firehose, reactive Spring Data repositories, and shared Flux multicast to avoid duplicate back‑end requests. Actuator gains reactive endpoints and optional HTTP/2 support.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:15SPRING BOOT 2.0 WEB APPLICATIONS
3. 1:35Threading model
4. 2:20Flux and Mono
5. 20:28Template engine integration
6. 21:43Thymeleaf 3.0 reactive support
7. 23:12Spring Data Kay
8. 35:26Spring Boot Actuator
9. 39:23Spring Security
10. 45:55Spring Boot 2.0 is now GA

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