Reactive Programming in Java: Spring WebFlux & Testing

Why take this course?
🚀 Master Reactive Programming in Java with Spring WebFlux & Testing! 🌟
Course Title: Reactive Programming in Java: Spring WebFlux & Testing
Headline: Build Reactive REST APIs, Master Unit and Integration Testing - Java, Spring Boot, WebFlux, REST, MongoDB, IntelliJ
🎉 Course Description:
Embark on a comprehensive journey to master reactive programming in Java by building and testing reactive REST APIs for an Employee Management System. In this course, you'll leverage the power of Spring Boot, WebFlux, and Java to create efficient and scalable applications that can handle concurrent requests with ease.
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Building Reactive Applications: Dive into the world of reactive programming and learn how to construct powerful REST APIs using Java, Spring Boot, and WebFlux, ensuring your applications are ready for the challenges of modern web development.
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Reactive Data Handling with MongoDB: Get hands-on experience with MongoDB, the leading NoSQL database, which will store your application's data reactively.
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Testing Fundamentals: Understand the importance of testing in software development and learn best practices for writing clear and effective Unit and Integration tests. With tools like JUnit and Mockito in IntelliJ IDEA, you'll be equipped to verify every aspect of your code to ensure it works as intended.
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Real-World Application: Apply what you've learned by building a complete Employee Management System project, from setup to deployment. You'll be amazed at how seamlessly reactive programming can enhance your development process.
By the end of this course, you'll have a solid understanding of reactive REST API development and testing in Java, setting you up for success in the world of modern web applications. 🏆
Tools and Technologies Used:
- Java 17+: The modern, object-oriented programming language.
- Spring Boot 3: Framework that simplifies the creation of new Spring applications.
- Spring WebFlux: A web framework for building reactive REST APIs with Spring Boot.
- Project Reactor: A library to create and work with reactive streams in Java.
- Maven: A build automation tool used primarily for Java projects.
- IntelliJ IDEA: The most popular Java IDE, helping you code smarter and faster.
- MongoDB: The leading NoSQL database, designed for easy development and scaling.
- Docker: Containerization platform that makes it easier to create, deploy, and run applications with coordinated containers.
What You’ll Learn:
✅ Reactive REST API Development: Build dynamic and responsive REST APIs using Spring Boot and WebFlux.
✅ Reactive Data Handling: Learn how to work with MongoDB to efficiently manage data in a reactive manner.
✅ Reactive Programming Basics: Understand the fundamentals of reactive programming in Java, which will enable you to handle data in an asynchronous and non-blocking way.
✅ Unit Testing for Reactive REST APIs: Master the art of writing Unit tests for your reactive endpoints using JUnit and Mockito within IntelliJ IDEA.
✅ Integration Testing for Reactive REST APIs: Learn how to create and run Integration tests to validate the interactions between different components of your application.
✅ Modern Development Environment: Get comfortable with IntelliJ IDEA, which will be your go-to tool for coding, running, and testing your reactive applications.
Join us now and transform your skills in building and testing reactive applications with Java! 🚀💻🧠
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