Reactive Java 9

Reactive Java 9

English | MP4 | AVC 1280×720 | AAC 48KHz 2ch | 2.5 Hours | 351 MB

Understand the concepts of Reactive programming and use them in a real-life Java project.

Reactive programming is a programming paradigm that is different from what most developers are used to. It is really powerful and flexible. Understanding it properly and using it wisely can bring a lot of benefits to your applications.

There is immense interest in Reactive programming right now. While most people can start with it quickly, it’s not always obvious what the differences are between some reactive concepts. RxJava 2.0 is the library we’ll use to put all these concepts into practice, and it will help us develop a robust and well-structured application.

Akka is quite popular as well, however, it’s not always obvious how its artefacts match the Reactive Stream’s API specification. Aside from the theoretical foundation that Reactive programming needs, we will develop a real-life reactive RESTful web application step by step using Spring, Jersey, RxJava 2.0, and Java 9. Throughthis, you’ll get hands-on with all the concepts so you’llbe ready to use Reactive programming in your applications.

What You Will Learn

In this course, you will:

  • Understand Reactive programming and the benefits it provides.
  • See how to Unit Test RxJava 2.0 .
  • Handle back-pressure and concurrency.
  • Use Reactive programming with the Akka framework.
  • Build a real-life reactive application with Java 9, Spring, Jersey, and RxJava 2.0.
  • Get to know about Java 9’s Flow API to build reactive apps.
  • Get hands-on with tools such as RxJava, Spring, and Akka.
  • Build fast and concurrent applications with ease using Spring, without the complexity of Java’s concurrent API.
Table of Contents

What is Reactive Programming?
The Course Overview
Installing R
What is Reactive Programming
Benefits of Reactive Programming
Reactive Explained in a Simple Way
Reactive Streams

Reactivity in Java 9
Java 9 Features
Flow API
Functional Programming

Introducing RxJava 2.0
Introduction
Back Pressure
Reactive Streams Implementation

Operators
Marble Diagrams
Operators 1/2
Operators 2/2
Creating Sources
Observing Sources

Concurrency and Unit Testing
Concurrency
Unit Testing

Akka Streams
Introduction to Akka
Reactive Concepts
Graphs
Error Handling

Real-Life Reactive Application
Introducing Spring and Jersey
Importing Libraries and the Project Setup
Communicating with External APIs
Responding to the Client