Reactive Applications with rxjava / Spring Reactor

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Overview of building reactive Java applications using RxJava and Spring Reactor to handle asynchronous, event-driven workloads. Covers how these libraries provide reactive streams, backpressure and non-blocking composition for scalable server-side systems, with practical guidance from developers at Idealo.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:09Reactive streams and Spring Reactor
3. 5:24Reactor vs RxJava
4. 7:51Demo app architecture
5. 12:28RxJava flows and schedulers
6. 17:42Metadata and error handling
7. 20:44Testing reactive apps
8. 22:55Migrating to Reactor
9. 25:25Demo code and resources
10. 26:06Q&A

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