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封面
Title Page
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Hands-On Reactive Programming in Spring 5
Dedication
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Foreword
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Preface
Who this book is for
What this book covers
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Why Reactive Spring?
Why reactive?
Message-driven communication
Reactivity use cases
Reactivity on the service level
Summary
Reactive Programming in Spring - Basic Concepts
Early reactive solutions in Spring
Observer pattern
Observer pattern usage example
Publish-Subscribe pattern with @EventListener
Building applications with @EventListener
Bootstrapping a Spring application
Implementing business logic
Asynchronous HTTP with Spring Web MVC
Exposing the SSE endpoint
Configuring asynchronous support
Building a UI with SSE support
Verifying application functionality
Criticism of the solution
RxJava as a reactive framework
Observer plus iterator equals Reactive Stream
Producing and consuming streams
Generating an asynchronous sequence
Stream transformation and marble diagrams
Map operator
Filter operator
Count operator
Zip operator
Prerequisites and benefits of RxJava
Rebuilding our application with RxJava
Custom SseEmitter
Application configuration
Brief history of reactive libraries
Reactive landscape
Reactive Streams - the New Streams' Standard
Reactivity for everyone
The API's inconsistency problem
Pull versus push
The flow control problem
Slow producer and fast consumer
Fast producer and slow consumer
Unbounded queue
Bounded drop queue
Bounded blocking queue
The solution
The basics of the Reactive Streams spec
Reactive Streams spec in action
The introduction of the Processor notion
Reactive Streams technology compatibility kit
The Publisher verification
The Subscriber verification
JDK 9
Advanced - async and parallel in Reactive Streams
Transfiguration of the Reactive Landscape
RxJava transfiguration
Vert.x adjustments
Ratpack improvements
MongoDB Reactive Streams driver
A composition of reactive technologies in action
Project Reactor - the Foundation for Reactive Apps
A brief history of Project Reactor
Project Reactor version 1.x
Project Reactor version 2.x
Project Reactor essentials
Adding Reactor to the project
Reactive types – Flux and Mono
Flux
Mono
Reactive types of RxJava 2
Observable
Flowable
Single
