Project Reactor: Now and Tomorrow - Stéphane Maldini, Simon Baslé
summary
Project Reactor is shipping Reactor Core 3.1 (the Spring Framework 5 dependency) and a reactive network driver Reactor Netty 0.7; the team reports 11 releases since 3.0, doubled Maven downloads after Spring 5, and 500+ people in the community chat. Features added: aligned Flux/Mono APIs, scannable introspection, subscriber context for thread-local replacement, step‑verifier with virtual time, retry/backoff utilities, and Kafka/RabbitMQ connectors; Netty runtime works but API is still evolving.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and overview
- 1:36Project Reactor overview
- 7:08Why use Reactor
- 23:27Reactor 3.1 improvements
- 31:14Testing with Reactor
- 36:26Context in Reactor
- 42:10Reactor ecosystem
- 56:21Future of Reactor
- 1:07:42Q&A and closing
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