Reactive Programming in Java by Venkat Subramaniam

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Reactive Programming in gaining a lot of excitement. Many libraries, tools, and frameworks are beginning to make use of reactive libraries. Besides, applications dealing with big data or high frequency data can benefit from this programming paradigm. Come to this presentation to learn about what reactive programming is, what kind of problems it solves, how it solves them. We will take an example oriented approach to learning the programming model and the abstraction.
Dr. Venkat Subramaniam is an award-winning author, founder of Agile Developer, Inc., creator of agilelearner.com, and an instructional professor at the University of Houston. He has trained and mentored thousands of software developers in the US, Canada, Europe, and Asia, and is a regularly-invited speaker at several international conferences. Venkat helps his clients effectively apply and succeed with sustainable agile practices on their software projects.
Venkat is a (co)author of multiple technical books, including the 2007 Jolt Productivity award winning book Practices of an Agile Developer. You can find a list of his books at agiledeveloper.com. You can reach him by email at [e-mail] or on twitter at @venkat_s

[@riteshbhat9359]

I came here to learn reactive but then this line came "postpone those decisions until those decisions are important, if you make decisions ahead of time those decisions become a burden you have to carry", you are amazing Venkat Subramaniam.

[@KasunTalwatta]

its always fun listening to Venkat's lectures. Thanks for this.

[@OverG88]

It is. But too much sensationalism. Wanna to hear wisdom of the great expert? Listen Adam Bien.

[@yuvrajthorat1085]

This is one the greatest video on reactive programming

[@hiteshbitscs]

Incredible energy and enthusiasm while teaching. Hats off sir :)

[@bobweiram6321]

Venkat is a great presenter!

[@nikiizvorski1585]

Give Them the Water example next time :P You have a river -> Flow of water and it keep going you can stop the water and make the pressure go down or up or add something inside the water before it goes where it has to :)

[@TheodoreRavindranath]

Very informative.. esp. the comparison with other approaches.

[@sundarakannandurairaj5987]

Neatly explained , thank you very much.

[@richardlanglois5183]

This talk from Venkat is very enlighting !

[@ahmetercanunal9916]

thank you

[@AmalShehu]

He always explain concepts with examples. Amazing.

[@shizhenglee4484]

exciting lecture! awesome

[@HAAH999]

Excellent

[@juliomejia9824]

Hello, the teacher is a genius explaining, I am interested to know if the source code of the exercise is in Github ?. Greetings from Peru.

[@arunsinghk1]

Just because reactive is in now it does not mean multi threaded applications suck!

[@himanshupandey878]

I like that audience is maintaining social distancing before it was cool

[@michalbotor]

that's cause physicist always strive to keep the potential energy of the society as low as possible. 🙃

[@klam77]

ahhh....19 minutes into the lecture, he mentions "STREAM"

[@mohamadalayoubi9405]

I see you re using like javascript syntax, is it JAVA 9 ?

[@scorpiocorps]

No, it is IntelliJ magic ™. He's using 'Advanced Java Folding' plugin [1] to collapse variable declarations to 'var'. Also, he has font ligatures enabled [2] [1] plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/9320-advanced-java-folding [2] stackoverflow.com/a/38484922/8951344

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[@erdigokceofficial]

How lucky I am, so I have been participated to his conference in the city where I live. Java Day 2018, Istanbul - Title: Let's Get Lazy :)

[@JesseQuickEats]

Is there a sample code where I can follow along?

[@sridharsharma9885]

Very good talk!! I still believe Java can't catch up with JavaScript about async world paradigm. And btw, with all respect to our forefather Java, have we upgraded to JavaScript engine? My words sounds like whether we our like our wife or Ex girlfriend... Correct me if I'm wrong! Please! I come from functional world n JavaScript has made me believe I can do that more easily, simply n of course now securely.

[@neowakeup1100]

bro learn java once you cannot go back, you're doing too much work without static typing

[@EinstienJr]

Promise is not observable. Even Observable is a new concept with RxJs - you have no idea what you are talking about.

[@hessame9496]

I am a Java, JavaScript, C# and Python developer but I think some of my Java developer collogues live under the rock. These concepts have been used in JavaScript for years (started with callback functions and evolved to promise object). Not sure why but software engineers who only know Java has a tendency to learn new concepts decades later when other folks started using them and get exited about them. Like Lambda functions that now Java developers are so happy about it because they can take advantage of functional programming in Java which works very well with reactive programming concepts, dudes C# introduced it in 2008

[@Shreekrishna88]

24:22 it sucks... :D

[@kamalhm-dev]

too bad he's using someone else's machine so I cant see the slideshows of wallpapers

[@vjmonik4792]

Video is Too long. So much useless information. Could have been just under 30 mins. This guy needs to make his talks more optimal.

[@rustammamedov2902]

Истеричка.

[@shivareddy8991]

More Talk but quite less on the topic... Useless... If you come here looking the title then close it asap.... Bullshit.... hard work only to maintain the foreign accent