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104 reviewsThis book originated from my personal notes and case studies, where I documented my own solutions for problems, that I faced during my experience with Spring Webfl ux. I could consider myself as an evangelist of reactive programming paradigm, and I worked with Eclipse Vertx for many years (for instance, my another book is devoted to that framework).
Certainly, when Spring Webflux came to the market, I was very curious to "have my hands dirty" and to try it in various applications. For a long time, I had a limited exposure to the Spring ecosystem, mainly due to its "heavy weight" and sticked to more unopinionated technologies. I was surprised to find out, that Spring Webflux did not only bring asynchronous programming model to the Spring universe, but it is also a fast and lightweight solution to serve as a foundation of modern scalable web systems, such as microservices.
