Spring Tips: Functional Reactive Endpoints with Spring Framework 5.0

[@Subhrajyoti0001]

amazing... Reactive web a long waited stuff, finally here...

[@DepankerSharma]

This was really nice tutorial, thanks Josh.

[@eigbiremolenaugustine6737]

this is cool. Loving it....

[@hamza201183]

Thanks, I love it !!!

[@MarkHetherington]

great talk!

[@nullpointerE]

I'm seriously hyped now! Will this work seamlessly with RxJava too?

[@JoshLong]

yes! I didn't even get to look at the rest of the reactive story in Spring Framework 5. This is, specifically, the functional reactive endpoints. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@HallOfMemeYT]

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[@MrSenussi88]

Nice talk, would you please tell me how to handle static resources?

[@ibarrajuan]

Nice demo, how enable the springfox swagger in this demo, springfox works whit Spring MVC, can any help me?

[@JesseQuickEats]

The type Stream is not generic; it cannot be parameterized with arguments ?

[@CharlesRay87]

Nice demo, but I don't get a point why we really need it? Comparing to classic Spring Web application, reactive version behaves much worse under regular load generated using Apache Bench.

[@zedisdeadz]

2 things that come from the top of my head. I'm sure there are more. 1 it is asynchronous by design so you the client does not have to wait for the result. 2 you can have back pressure which means that you can tell the server that I want to load results 5 at a time. this way you implement the infinite scrolling that you see in facebook feed, youtube comments, twitter feed etc