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Introduction
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The early days of Java
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The domino effect
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Do I need to change
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Things have changed tremendously
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Is there another way
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Nonblocking runtime
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Application stack
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Boiling rice
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Raising callbacks
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Java 8 facilities
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Reactive libraries
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Reactor
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Scaling
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Kafka Push
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Quality of Service
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End to End
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Reactive Streams
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Reactive Reactor
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Reactive Runtimes
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Spring Reactive
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Full Stack Applications
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Spring Reactive Projects
Description:
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.

Designing Applications - The Reactive Way

Spring I/O
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