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
Specification: Java Reactive Programming [ From Scratch ]
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Price | $9.99 |
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Provider | |
Duration | 12 hours |
Year | 2022 |
Level | All |
Language | English |
Certificate | Yes |
Quizzes | Yes |
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Anil Sable –
Author has very good knowledge of the reactive programming and he has explained every concept in grate details. Since reactive programming is complicated topic it need to explained theoretically first before doing hands on. Author had done it very well with diagrams.
HOANG MINH Hien –
Vinoth has great knowledge on the topic and what he tried to explain is easy to understand! The assignment is very challenging sometime and to be honest, I can’t implement the last assignment related to Slack channel! But overall, I really enjoy the course and I highly appreciate his efforts! Thanks!
Jurijs Grabovskis –
Good, but it would be great to include more complex scenarios, using material from various sections together. I mean to create something meaningful, close to real world tasks for more complete whole picture
Andrij epeljuk –
Good explanation at beginning but lets see in next tutorials
Ramakrishna Brahma Raja –
The course completely explains the concepts and its very good… There could be a realworld project, which is helpful on applying the concepts in realtime. Overall this is a great course
Priyam Agarwal –
This is an amazing course. All the concepts are explained in detail with plenty of assignments.