The API's inconsistency problem
On the one hand, the extensive list of competitive libraries, such as RxJava and features of the Java Core library, such as CompletableStage, give us a choice as to the way in which we write code. For example, we may rely on reaching the API of RxJava in order to write a flow of the items being processed. Consequently, to build an uncomplicated asynchronous request-response interaction, it is more than enough to rely on CompletableStage. Alternatively, we may use framework specific classes such as org.springframework.util.concurrent.ListenableFuture to build an asynchronous interaction between components and simplify the work with that framework.
On the other hand, the abundance of choices may easily over-complicate ...
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