Reactive Java 9MP4 | Video: 720p | Duration: 2:36:20 | English | Subtitles: VTT | 358.9 MBReactive programming is an asynchronous programming paradigm built around data streams.

Events, server requests, messaging, and even values are all conveyed via streams.

Using reactive programming in Java applications enables concurrency, which boosts the performance of your applications, and improves standard error handling.

This course shows how to develop robust and well-structured Java 9 applications following the Reactive Streams specification.

Instructor Manuel Vicente Vivo also covers operators and the popular Akka Streams API for stream processing with backpressure.

In the final chapter, he shows how to build a real-life reactive RESTful web application step by step using Spring, Jersey, RxJava 2.

0, and Java 9.

This course was created and produced by Packt Publishing.

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Topics include:What is reactive programming?Java 9 reactive featuresCreating and observing sources with RxJavaOperatorsUnit testingAkka streams in a reactive environmentBuilding a sample reactive application