Explore the paradigm shift in reactive programming and its impact on application design and scalability in this keynote from Spring I/O 2016. Delve into the evolution of Java, the emergence of non-blocking runtimes, and the rise of reactive libraries like Reactor. Discover how Java 8 facilities and Reactive Streams are transforming application stacks. Learn about quality of service, end-to-end reactivity, and the role of Kafka Push in modern architectures. Gain insights into Spring Reactive projects and their potential for building full-stack reactive applications. Understand the motivations behind this major shift in programming models and its implications for writing and scaling applications in the future.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
The early days of Java
The domino effect
Do I need to change
Things have changed tremendously
Is there another way
Nonblocking runtime
Application stack
Boiling rice
Raising callbacks
Java 8 facilities
Reactive libraries
Reactor
Scaling
Kafka Push
Quality of Service
End to End
Reactive Streams
Reactive Reactor
Reactive Runtimes
Spring Reactive
Full Stack Applications
Spring Reactive Projects
Taught by
Spring I/O
