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Reactive Programming with Spring Framework 5
Introduction
Course Introduction (2:15)
Using GitHub (4:06)
Code Examples in GitHub (3:03)
Introduction to Reactive Programming
Introduction (1:00)
Reactive Manifesto (12:18)
What is Reactive Programming? (10:57)
Reactive Streams (7:02)
Reactive Programming Examples (8:10)
Conclusion (1:11)
Netflux Reactive Example
Introduction (1:41)
Create New Project (4:26)
Create Domain Model (3:33)
Creating Reactive Repositories (1:54)
Initializing Data With Command Line Runner (4:55)
Create Service Layer (4:02)
Create Rest Endpoint (4:08)
Running The Reactive Application (6:45)
Conclusion (1:03)
IDE Selection (4:00)
Introduction to Functional Programming
Introduction (1:05)
What is Functional Programming? (8:35)
Functional Programming Examples (9:34)
Closures, Effectively Final and Lazy Evaluation (5:46)
Conclusion (1:36)
Java Streams
Introduction (1:32)
Introduction to Java Streams (5:39)
Java 8 Streams Examples (8:26)
Reactive Streams Examples (11:09)
Conclusion (1:35)
WebFlux Quote Service
Introduction (2:07)
Initial Project Creation (4:54)
Quote Object (4:06)
Quote Generator Service (9:13)
WebFlux Quote Handler (4:36)
WebFlux Quote Router (3:09)
Streaming Quotes (2:30)
Testing Quote Service (5:39)
WebFluxQuote Service on GitHub (2:40)
Conclusion (1:45)
Reactive MongoDB Application
Introduction (1:08)
Introduction to Mongo DB (6:40)
Initial Project Creation (4:19)
Data Model (3:39)
WebFlux Client (4:29)
Running Stock Quote Service (2:42)
Running MongoDB (4:17)
QuoteRunner (4:02)
QuoteMonitorService (4:44)
Creating Capped Collections in MongoDB (1:43)
Tailable Cursors with MongoDB (6:04)
Reactive Programming Examples
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