Flow and the Future of Reactive Systems on the JVM
summary
JDK9's Flow is Reactive Streams renamed and the talk shows concrete interoperability: a TCK that verifies implementations, working Akka and RxJava integrations, and Alpakka connectors for Kafka, HTTP, SQS and databases. Live code shows materialized values, backpressure semantics, and a streaming HTTP server that propagates TCP backpressure. Claims include simpler composition across libraries and a practical ecosystem; demos and examples run and interoperate. Flow in JDK9 is Reactive Streams renamed TCK ensures interoperability Alpakka connectors for Kafka/HTTP/SQS
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 0:53Reactive Streams Tck
- 14:21Explain Reactive Streams
- 18:18Why Do We Have Free Type Parameters
- 26:21Streaming Apps
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