Spring Office Hours - Episode 42 - Virtual Threads

Join Dan Vega and DaShaun Carter as they explore what’s new in the world of Spring. This is your chance to stay connected to what’s happening with the Spring Framework, related projects, and the community. In this episode we will take a look at Virtual Threads in Spring and answer any questions you might have.Join Dan Vega and DaShaun Carter as they explore what’s new in the world of Spring. This is your chance to stay connected to what’s happening with the Spring Framework, related projects, and the community. In this episode we will take a look at Virtual Threads in Spring and answer any questions you might have.

[@europeantechie]

I really enjoy this format. The topics addressed like Loom Reactive is nice but could maybe use a more practical example for each. I get the general approach that 'each architecture has it's use case', it just makes a difference if you're Netflix and bombard your services with data and you need backpressure for sheer survival or if you're working on a TODO List application where data is just dribbling through, like 'one click on a website leads to one short response' kinda thing. Now that I'm here, also also enjoyed the Episodes about Spring Boot 3 and 3.1 and I'm excited about Project Loom. Except for one spring-batch-with-webflux legacy service we migrated everthing to Spring 3.0.x and all in all it went pretty smooth

[@ba-a-a]

35:52 virtual threads start here Can't you guys use chapters?

[@adityamparikh]

While virtual threads may kill Mono … it will not kill the Flux.