July 2018
Intermediate to advanced
268 pages
7h 36m
English
Spring Framework adopted reactive in 2013 (the same time reactive was born and became more mainstream) with the release of Version 1.0 of Reactor. This was the time when Spring Framework Version 4.0 was released and Spring got itself engaged with Pivotal. In 2016, Spring's 4.3 Version was released with Reactor's Version 3.0. Around this period, the work on Spring's Version 5.0 (major version) was actively under construction.
With new-generation application requirements, many conventional coding practices were challenged. One of the main aspects was to get rid of blocking IO and to find an alternative to conventional imperative programming.
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