Java Reactive Programming [ From Scratch ]
What you'll learn
- Complete Reactive Programming From Scratch
- Prerequisite For Spring WebFlux
- Mono / Flux
- Reactive Streams
- Asynchronous & Non blocking programming
- Hot & Cold Publishers
- Backpressure & Overflow Strategy
- Combining Publishers
- Sinks - unicast, multicast, replay
- Step Verifier For Unit Testing
- Publisher / Subscriber Pattern / Communication
Course content
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- 00:10Request!
- Preview06:30
- Preview03:14
- Preview01:54
- 05:00Publisher & Subscriber Communication - Step By Step - MUST WATCH
- 6 questionsQuiz
Requirements
- Knowledge on Java 8 or above
- Comfortable with Indian Accent
Description
Learn Reactive Programming from scratch! With Assignments & Quizzes!
Reactive Programming is a programming style which deals with asynchronous data streams! A development model which focuses on observing data streams and reacting on changes and propagating them.
You learn Reactive Programming to build Reactive Systems - a highly resilient distributed systems or Microservices! Modern applications support huge number of concurrent users. Most of the applications are CRUD in nature with a lots of time consuming / blocking IO operations which is wasting the system resources. Reactive programming helps us to write highly resilient and reusable code in an asynchronous, non-blocking & declarative style. With less system resources, we get a lot more work done.
If you want to work on any of these, then this course is a prerequisite!!
Spring WebFlux
RScoket
Kafka or Redis stream processing
By the end of this course, You would be comfortable with,
Reactive Programming Concepts
Asynchronous & non-blocking operations
Mono / Flux Publishers
Handling Backpressure with various strategies
Various Flux operators
Threading & Schedulers
Sinks - Unicast, Multicast, Replay
Hot & Cold Publishers
Combining multiple publishers with concat, merge, zip, combineLatest etc
Batching with Buffer, Window, GroupBy
Repeat & Retry
Unit Testing with Step Verifier
Contexts
Implementing business logic in declarative style
Writing highly resilient code
It is MUST for Spring WebFlux.
Implementing business logic in declarative style
Writing highly resilient code
Better Error Handling
Reactor Hooks / Callbacks
Parallel Stream Processing
Who this course is for:
- Any Java Developer / Architect who is interested in Reactive Programming
- Anyone who is using Spring Boot / WebFlux
Instructor
![Vinoth Selvaraj](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
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Vinoth has been working as a Principal Engineer and he is an AWS certified solution architect associate & Certified Kubernetes Application Developer.
He has a passion for software development, Microservice Architecture, framework creation, setting up best practices, test automation, creating custom tools for team’s productivity / process improvement, devops etc.
Huge fan of JVM technologies, Spring, NodeJS, Docker, Kubernetes etc.