Mastering Java Reactive Programming [ From Scratch – 2024 ]

Unlock the Power of Reactive Programming, Asynchronous and Non-Blocking Programming using Reactor

Created by: Vinoth Selvaraj
Principal Engineer

What Will I Learn?

• Master Reactive Programming: Learn how to build modern, scalable, and responsive applications using reactive techniques.
• Escape Blocking I/O: Write non-blocking code for efficient resource utilization.
• Asynchronous Programming: Learn how to perform operations without blocking threads.
• Operator Mastery: Discover the power of various operators for transforming, filtering, and combining data streams.
• Backpressure Control: Understand how to manage backpressure to prevent overwhelming your system.
• Threading and Schedulers: Optimize thread usage for efficient execution.
• Sinks and Publishers: Explore different mechanisms for delivering and receiving data.
• Advanced Techniques: Learn about concatenation, merging, zipping, and other advanced operators.
• Error Handling and Retry Mechanisms: Build robust systems that can recover from failures.
• Testing with Step Verifier: Write unit tests specifically for reactive code.
• Declarative Programming: Express your business logic in a concise and declarative manner.
• Context Management: Manage application context within reactive streams.
• Reactive Hooks and Callbacks: Leverage additional control mechanisms for reactive operations.
• Parallel Stream Processing: Utilize multicore processors for faster execution.
• Gain a Competitive Edge: Acquire in-demand skills that are highly sought after in the modern software development landscape.
• Deliver Responsive User Experiences: React swiftly to data changes and provide a smooth user experience.
• Enhance Scalability: Create applications that can handle increasing loads with ease.

Requirements

• Knowledge on Java 8 or above
• It is a Hands-On course. You should be willing to write code!
• Comfortable with Indian Accent

Target audience

• Any Java Developer / Architect who is interested in Reactive Programming
• Anyone who is using Spring Boot / WebFlux