Spring Boot | Reactive Programming Complete Tutorials for Beginners | JavaTechie

This tutorial will give you complete picture about what is reactive programming & why do we need it with realtime example
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Agenda of this course :
Learn basics about
1) What is Reactive Programming
2) Why do we need this
3) When to use it
4) Reactive Streams Specification and work flow
5) Project setup & understanding Mono & Flux Internal Workflow
6) Asynchronous and Non Blocking Reactive Programming example
7) Functional Endpoint - Reactive Programming
8) Reactive Mongo CRUD Operation with example
9) Write Integration Test Using Mockito & Junit
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awsome video bro! Just something to complete: thoses who have a whitelabel error when calling reactive endpoint, if both spring mvc and spring webflux running together you have to add "spring.main.web-application-type=reactive" in the application.properties file... By default, mvc could overtake webflux.

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Thanks for this one, really deep and clear. I was expecting towards the end you would replace the RestController with Functions. It would be great to see that. Especially a use case where you need to return a Flux from a service method and you are passing some filters via the DTO inside ServerRequest.

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I would like to see an implementation using Java 11 and at least Spring 2.6.2. Also use a broker like Apache Kafka, or rabbitMQ publishing and consuming from the broker. Thanks. Great content. 👍

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Back pressure on data Streams- kindly give an example. I watched the whole series took notes. It’s very lucid and very well demonstrated. Thanks.

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Great video and simple explanation. Only one observation, for update and delete APIs, verbs "update" and "delete" should be avoided in REST as per the best practices. Thank you.

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More videos on webflux please

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[@Javatechie]

Okay great I will cover one scenario for it

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Thanks for sharing this Knowledge full video, but I have one small doubt, what is the difference between the Normal Controller -> service implementation and Router -> Handler Implementation. is there any specific technical difference ? Kindly help me here. Thanks in advance. Guruputra K M

[@cloudtechlearn9622]

thanks for the wonderful course. I have another requirement where i just need to send an event whenever new records get inserted into the DB. Currently i can see Flux can continuously emitting the events(with Delay method) , which i don't need , it should only be publish when new item gets inserted. Can this somehow be achieved by WebFlux

[@germanovalle802]

why you are not using "produces = MediaType.TEXT_EVENT_STREAM_VALUE" in the second part of the video the crud implementation with mongo db, in the way you implemented we are keeping synchronous and blocking?

[@utkalkesharisahu3014]

Hey Basant, Although unrelated to this video..Can you make tutorials of implementing kafka using vertx?

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asynchronous and non-blocking

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Asynchronous programming doesn't necessarily employ an Event Loop. Event Loop is the way how JS achieves non blocking asynchronous model.

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Sir can you please also do some video on akka and spring

[@muthukrishnan7425]

can you plz tell me the difference between flatMap, map interms of java 1.8 and reactive(reactor core) programming?

[@najishaban5518]

Just curious about how much time is being saved or how many orders more are processing. One question that was not clarified was "Can the cook work on more than one order at the same time?" If s/he can only work on one at a time, the the cook will be like a bottleneck and taking more orders may not help a lot more as the orders will be just sitting there and the throughput will be limited to how many orders can the cook complete per unit time.

[@tinhbui7830]

Hi. I try to using r2dbc to connect to mySQL db. But i got some errors. So i would like to know, currently, we can connect to mySQL by using r2dbc or not. I using r2dbc because i want to manage transaction by reactive transaction.

[@adamabdullah6789]

I faced when run in saveProduct inside controller. when I change from Mono into ProductDTO , its run well. How could be I face that error ? any suggestion ? thanks

[@ShantanuSharma26]

Question: Why in the second example MediaType was not required in controller?

[@user-cr7xe8rp8y]

Why should we use spring reactive framework when Java provides completable future and spring provide @Async ?

[@samiranparui1412]

Hi Brother, First of all its a great tutorial to start working with reactive programming and bro could you please add two more module like reactor kafka and rabbitmq?

[@Javatechie]

Okay i will

[@adamabdullah6789]

How can we implement entity relationship ? Is in reactive programming achieve this ? Thanks

[@NaveenKumar-fo1go]

Hi Bro, Amazing tutorial!! I have a query here - followed the same approach as mentioned, but when I load the url in safari browser the reactive part did not work, it waited until it reached 10 and only then the data was displayed in the page (same case as Traditional rest call), while in chrome browser it worked fine. Can you please let us know if there its a browser issue or configuration issue

[@Javatechie]

Not sure if the browser behaves differently .

[@assasin6042]

Hello. Can you please try to do a series on REACTJS @javatechie

[@dino_chomper]

Can you explain where this method is implemented? ```Flux findByPriceBetween(Range priceRange);``` I could not find it in the ReactiveMongoRepository.

[@Javatechie]

Please try to understand features of spring data and it's syntax

[@kennethmarete5329]

What's the advantage of using router-handler way as opposed to the traditional web-controller-service convention?

[@Javatechie]

It's just a functional style of coding

[@kabitabhandari8922]

I have a question - In Reactive Streams, Nothing Happens Until we subscribe(). Reactive streams data flow will not happen unless until someone subscribes to it, but I see that your are not calling subscribe explicitly anywhere but the data is flowing between application and rest endpoint like as if the rest endpoints were subscribed to producers. How is this magic happening?

[@peshutanpavri1599]

Fantastic tutorial, Very well organised, the initial theory section was in perfect detail to get started, I am going to watch the last hour. Just one question, what if I have mostly a traditional Web application, but I only need a few reactive end points for server sent events, and/or web soockets, would it be better to create a whole new application running on another server like this or would it be better to mix these two if this is possible/advised ? Is it better to use Web flux and then send normal responses or the other way around ?

[@Javatechie]

Thanks buddy for appreciating it . Yes it's always good to have a separate repo to deal with reactive projects we can't mix them

[@peshutanpavri1599]

@@Javatechie Thank you for getting back to me. Just one last question if I may please. What are your thoughts on Quarkus vs This or Spring Boot MVC ? Since Quarkus has both in the same server I think ?

[@Javatechie]

@@peshutanpavri1599 to be very honest i haven't explored more on quarks will do one benchmarking and update buddy ☺️

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Can u please make a video for micronaut with reactive programming and apache kafka combination

[@ravipatil8699]

reaactor kafka ,explain also plz

[@devpanda7084]

Great content sir . One quick question can we use Record in place of ProductDto as a referrence ?

[@Javatechie]

Ofcourse we can buddy

[@crimsonx_]

wanted to play with reactive programming... I've 3.5 yrs exp in java & spring related stuff. I will work on spring webflux soon. should i directly learn reactor or go with rxjava first and then reactor? any opinion?

[@Javatechie]

You can directly Learn from this

[@thatoneuser8600]

I thought Reactor is used by Spring? And to me, RxJava and Reactor are the same in concept. Singles in RxJava are Monos in Reactor, and Observables in RxJava are Flux in Reactor. They both have the same operators as well

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1:48.00 why didn't you use normal object instead of mono of request body object

[@arnaudpoutieu1331]

Many thanks, Java Techie for this great content. Really appreciated!!! I have a question though: how would it be possible to design a real-time notification using reactive programming? Let's imagine two users of your API playing a scenario from different UI components (one adding, and the other one listing the products). My question is to know how to do it in a way that the first UI (GET /products) opens an HTTP stream channel and receives the newly added or updated products once these ones get inserted into the DB.

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@Vibhor Mittal still waiting for the reply from @JavaTechie

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I didn't understand your question properly could you please elaborate bit more or drop me an email [e-mail]

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@@Javatechie I will drop you an email. Thanks for your time and effort

[@Javatechie]

I will check and update you

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When are you uploading React tutorial first video ???

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57:08 If someone is getting the option to save the file, just try to open the URL in chrome browser. It will work there. My question to creator is: Is there any reason why it is not working in Firefox?