Interview

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Spring Framework 5 reaches 5.0.0.M5 and moves toward release candidate status, introduces a new reactive web stack called Spring WebFlux built on Project Reactor, adds a Java 8 baseline so APIs and lambda styles are first-class, and lifts support for java.util.concurrent.Flow. Spring Data, WebClient, messaging and other modules gain reactive implementations; Spring Boot integration follows later in the year. JDK 9 support and automatic-module deployment are enabled, and the reactive stack runs on Netty/HTTP2 and coexists with the servlet stack.

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1. 0:00Spring Framework 5 intro
2. 1:05Reactive Web Stack & functional style
3. 2:33Java 8 support & apps
4. 3:40Kotlin alignment & design
5. 5:08JDK 9 improvements
6. 6:55Jigsaw module system
7. 8:20Spring 5 as new gen
8. 9:22Reactive programming convergence
9. 10:26Reactive support in Spring
10. 12:32Reactive web architectures
11. 13:38Parallel web stacks in Spring 5
12. 14:22Seamless Integration with Existing Ecosystem

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