Spring Framework 5 Themes & Trends

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Spring Framework 5 focuses on concrete changes: Reactive Streams support is implemented via Reactor with Flux and Mono as the primary types, and a new reactive stack named WebFlux vs Spring MVC runs on Netty (and can adapt Tomcat/Jetty) rather than the Servlet API. The release is in milestone M5 with an RC soon and GA aimed for June 2017; JDK 9 and HTTP/2 compatibility work targets smooth classpath and optional module-path use via automatic modules, and Kotlin first-class support is included.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 2:38Summary
3. 4:15Download Graph
4. 7:41Mapping Annotations
5. 10:01Application Framework
6. 13:14Unreactive
7. 13:34Embracing JDK 9
8. 16:52Automatic Modules
9. 20:30HTTP II
10. 21:22HTTP to Enable Service
11. 24:00Functional Registration API
12. 31:30Reactive
13. 40:25Spring MVC Controller
14. 47:50Inline Lambdas
15. 49:47Spring Boot to the Dough
16. 51:31Reactive Drivers
17. 54:43Community Driven

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