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Reactive Web

Introduction to the Full Reactive Stack

Reactive Web Patterns

WebFlux and Project Reactor

Advantages of Using Reactive Web

Is Non-Blocking the Same as Reactive?

The Client Web Application

Quiz: Reactive Web

Full Reactive Stack Backend

Introduction to the Reactive Backend Project Reactor: Main Features WebFlux: Main Features Creating the Backend Application Designing the Backend Application Repository Layer Reactive Controller Enabling CORS in Spring WebFlux and Returning a Flux Blocking Controller and Repository Loading Data Into MongoDB With an ApplicationRunner Running the Backend Playing With Reactive and Classic Endpoints Quiz: Full Reactive Stack Backend

Connecting Angular With the WebFlux Backend

Introduction to Angular Frontend Angular Reactive Service Angular Components Running the Frontend Quiz: Connecting the Frontend With the WebFlux Backend

Project

Go Green: Create a Recycling App Using Angular and Spring Boot

Conclusion

WebFlux vs. Blocking (MVC): User Experience WebFlux vs. Blocking (MVC): Performance WebFlux vs. Blocking (MVC): Ease of Development Suitability, Testing, and Conclusions Quiz: WebFlux vs. the Blocking Approach Reflection on the Journey

Appendix

Running the Application in Docker Putting Everything Together With Docker Compose

Full Reactive Stack: Spring Boot 2 & Spring WebFlux/

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Quiz: Reactive Web

Quiz: Reactive Web

Time for a quick quiz on the topic of reactive web.

We'll cover the following...

Reactive web quiz

1.

You can build a reactive web API using Servlet 3.0 and returning Java’s Callable objects.

A.

True

B.

False

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