MP4 | Video: AVC 1280×720 | Audio: AAC 48KHz 2ch | Duration: 03:44 Hours | Lec: 51 | 834 MB | Language: English | Sub: English [Auto-generated]Learn Functional Reactive Programming with Spring Framework 5!What you’ll learnLearn how to leverage the Reactive Programming Features of Spring Framework 5Build microservices with Spring WebFluxLeverage Reactive types in Spring Data MongoDBFunctional Programming with JavaJava 8 StreamsRequirementsKnowledge of Java and the Spring Framework is requiredDescriptionBrand new to Spring Framework 5 is Functional Reactive Programming!What is Functional Programming?What is Reactive Programming?What is Functional Reactive Programming?Functional Reactive Programming is the most significant feature introduced in Spring Framework 5.
It is an important paradigm shift which allows you effectively work with streams of data.
In this course you will learn about one of the hottest trends in the Java community!We’ll start off the course talking about what are Reactive Streams, and why the Reactive Streams API has been included in Java 9.
Next, you’ll get hands on experience with building a Reactive application to stream ‘movie events’ leveraging the Reactive data types and WebFlux – both new to Spring Framework 5.
In order to truly master Reactive Programming with Spring Framework 5, you must have a solid understanding of the Functional Programming features of the Java programming language.
Java 8 provided us the Streams API.
We dive into the Java 8 Streams API and explore how closely related it is to the new Reactive data types in Spring Framework 5.
Once you have a solid understanding of Reactive Programming, you’ll start diving into Reactive Programming with Spring Framework 5.
You will:Build a Stock Quote Streaming Spring Boot microservice.
Use Spring WebFluxLearn about the functional configuration API for Spring WebFluxUse Spring Data MongoDB to reactively stream data into MongoDBComing Soon to the course:Using Reactive Types with ThymeleafSpring Security ReactiveReactive RabbitMQReactive Kafka with SpringReactive Redis with SpringReactive Cassandra with SpringNOTE: This course is for experienced Java and Spring developers.
It is not a beginner level course.
Who this course is for?Ideal for Spring Framework Developers wishing to learn Reactive Programming
