Fully Reactive: Spring, Kotlin, and JavaFX Playing Together

[@winfr34k]

Really great talk and demo, glad to have watched it. Great speed too, wasn’t too fast and not too slow. Please more in this style! The only thing that kept nagging at me while watching this: Is there anything like an „RSocket version“ of API auto discovery like you could do with Swagger and Spring where they automatically build DTOs and Client beans? That would have even gotten rid of the redundant DTO implementation.

[@winfr34k]

@Alwyn Schoeman I agree. However, that question was not related to the presentation style or the shown code examples.

[@seifeddinedridi4898]

The links to the source code for this presentation can be found here: trishagee.github.io/presentation/coding_duel/

[@mcolsenet]

Great topic and good presentation, thank you

[@Carlos-yj3on]

great talk, thanks Trisha!!

[@alejandroagua5813]

This is what I call a great talk. No bullshit yapping blathering prattling and fuck. Those presenters in programming languages who spend 75% talking do not worth your time IMHO.

[@bwfrieds]

Why use maven instead of gradle? Is gradle not yet mature? Or is Intellij Idea not supporting gradle?

[@TrishaGee]

I chose Maven because when the original code was written (2018) it was easier to get JavaFX working with Maven than with Gradle. Now it works fine with both.

[@VivekMore1]

Nice demo! Could you please share the code?

[@TrishaGee]

Service: github.com/trishagee/s1p-stocks-service Client and UI: github.com/trishagee/s1p-stocks-ui

[@beaumontmuni]

She said java 13 but the spring initializer was setup to use java 11 ...

[@Kruglord]

That just means "at least" Java 11