Build Reactive REST APIs with Spring WebFlux and Spring Boot

🌟 Course Headline:

Master Reactive Programming with Java, Spring WebFlux & Spring Data R2DBC - Build Non-Blocking REST APIs

Course Description:

Embark on a journey to master Reactive Programming with Java, specifically with Spring WebFlux and Spring Boot. This course is meticulously crafted for developers who are eager to dive into the world of asynchronous and non-blocking APIs, leveraging the power of reactive programming to handle concurrent operations efficiently.

Why This Course?

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What You Will Learn:

• Understanding Reactive Programming: Discover why reactive REST APIs are superior to traditional ones.
• Project Reactor Library: Get hands-on experience with Flux & Mono, the fundamental reactive types in Project Reactor.
• Reactive Stream Specification: Learn the standard for asynchronous stream processing.
• Back Pressure Management: Grasp the concept of back pressure and how to handle it using request() and cancel() methods.
• Event Driven Streams: Understand how to work with event-driven streams to process data in a reactive fashion.

Dive Deeper into Reactive Programming:

• Reactive Types (Flux & Mono): Explore the methods provided in Flux and Mono, and learn to use them effectively.
• Schedulers in Reactive Streams: Get familiar with different schedulers like Immediate, Parallel, Single, and BoundedElastic Schedulers, and understand their use cases.

Implementing with Spring WebFlux & Spring Boot:

• Functional Endpoints: Learn to create functional endpoints using RouterFunction and HandlerFunction in Spring WebFlux.
• Non-Blocking REST APIs: Build efficient, non-blocking REST APIs with Spring WebFlux and Spring Data R2DBC.
• Database Interaction: Utilize Spring Data R2DBC to interact with SQL databases, such as MySQL, in a reactive manner.

Hands-On Project:

• CRUD Operations: Perform Create, Read, Update, and Delete (CRUD) operations using Spring Data R2DBC and MySQL database.
• HTTP Methods: Cover different HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE in the context of reactive APIs.

Real-World Application:

• Video Streaming Platform: Create a Video Streaming App similar to YouTube using Spring WebFlux, putting into practice all the concepts learned throughout the course.

By the end of this course, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to build robust, reactive REST APIs that can handle the demands of modern web applications. Whether you're looking to transition from traditional to reactive programming or simply expand your skill set, this course is your stepping stone to success in the world of reactive Java applications. 🚀

Enroll now and unlock the full potential of Spring WebFlux and Spring Boot! 🖥️🎉