The Programmer's Cookbook: Vert.x
summary
An introduction to the Vert.x framework for building reactive applications, focused on using Vert.x to develop a game server. Covers why Vert.x is a good fit for high-load, real-time server use, the advantages it provides, and practical pitfalls developers may encounter when applying Vert.x to complex, performance-sensitive game-server scenarios.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:55What is Vert.x
- 7:47Why Vert.x
- 13:33Hazelcast cluster issues
- 17:49Multithreading and EventBus
- 21:45Blocking tasks and Operation
- 26:27Testing Vert.x apps
- 35:17Vert.x updates and compatibility
- 38:51Summary
- 39:54Q&A
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