So far, you’ve gained knowledge on the fundamentals of reactive programming, Reactive Streams, and R2DBC. And in the past two chapters, you’ve even had a first-hand look at how the R2DBC specification can come to life within a driver implementation. We’ve even created a simple application that uses the MariaDB R2DBC driver and connects to a database instance. This is where the real fun begins.
In this chapter, we’re going to be expanding on the knowledge you’ve gained in the past two chapters to dive into executing SQL statements using ...
