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Reactive Programming is a new programming paradigm that’s well suited for applications that are required to perform better under heavy load.
Reactive Programming is built on the foundation of reactive streams specification. Project Reactor is an implementation of Reactive Streams Specification.
Code that’s written using Reactive programming has these qualities:
Fundamentally Asynchronous
Non Blocking
Functional Programming Style of code
Backpressure support
This course is designed to provide both theoretical and practical knowledge about reactive programming using Project Reactor. This is a pure hands–on oriented course and all the concepts are explained by writing code.
Course Curriculum:
Section 1: Getting Started With the Course
This section covers the course objectives and the prerequisites that are needed to make the most out of this course.
Section 2: Introduction to Reactive Programming
In this section, I will introduce you to reactive programming and its related concepts. The following topics are covered in this section
Why Reactive Programming?
What is Reactive Programming?
Introduction to Reactive Streams
Section 3: Getting Started with Project Reactor
In this section, I will introduce you to the reactive library project reactor, and the reactive types Flux and Mono that forms the foundation for Project Reactor
Introduction to Project Reactor
Reactor Reactive Types – Flux and Mono
Specification: Reactive Programming in Modern Java using Project Reactor
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 7 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$12.99
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Alex –
High quality course. Every topic is explained very well how to use modern java features.
Felipe Oliveira Gutierrez –
very good course. It goes in a lot of details of the project reactor and highlights the points where the pipeline is synchronous and asynchronous. Another good point is that almost all code written is tested using JUnit 5, as always from Dilip. Very good!
Sourav Ghosh –
Till now, I have completed 25% of this course. And from what I have seen, I can definitely say that this is a very promising course on Reactive Programming. I will update my review as soon as I get to finish it.
Benedetto Squeo –
Ottimo corso