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Reactive: Examples of the most famous reactive libraries that you can find in the market.

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Here we cover with examples the most famous reactive libraries that you can find in the market.

ReactiveX

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Here we cover with some practical examples, the most common use of the ReactiveX platform for Java.

RxScala examples here

• Contactable

  

  • HotObservable

• Combining

  

  • Chain
  • Concat
  • Merge
  • Zip
  • Switch

• Creating

  

  • Create
  • Defer
  • Interval
  • Subscription

• Filtering

  

  • Debounce
  • Distinct
  • Skip
  • Take
  • First *Run java classes

• Transforming

  

  • Map
  • FlatMap
  • GroupBy
  • Scan
  • Collect
  • Buffer
  • Window
  • Compose

• Scheduler

  

  • Asynchronous

• Errors

  

  • Exceptions

• Utils

  • Delay
  • AmbConditional
  • Cache
  • ToBlocking

• Single An Observable that just emit 1 item through the pipeline.

  • SingleFeatures

• Relay A subject which subscribe observers and keep the pipeline open all the time.

  • Relay

Spring Reactor

The reactive stream API implementation of Spring.

• Creating

• Combining

• Transforming

• Filtering

• Async

Akka

Implementation of Akka patterns using Akka typed, using Java DSL.

• patterns

Akka Stream

The reactive stream API implementation of Akka.

• Source, Flow, Sink
• Subscriber
• Back-pressure
• GraphDSL

RSocket

Binary protocol for use on byte stream transports.

• Fire and Forget
• Request Response
• Request Stream
• Request Channel

Quarkus

Example of most important features of the red hat framework.

• features

Micronaut

A modern, JVM-based, full-stack framework for building modular, easily testable microservice and serverless applications.

• features

Oracle Helidon

Helidon is a collection of Java libraries for writing microservices that run on a fast web core powered by Netty.

• WebClient / WebServer
• Reactive Messaging
• Kafka connector
• Scheduler

Example of most important features of this functional programing library for Java.

• effects
• Functions
• Collections
• Pattern matching
• Future

Category Theory

Example of Monad implementation for Java.

• monad

Apache Curator is a Java/JVM client library for Apache ZooKeeper, a distributed coordination service.

• distributed lock and counter

Reactive Stream Monads combination

A Combination of Monads that implement Reactive Stream.

• ReactiveStream

Observer V Iterator Pattern

An explanation, comparative and benchmark between these two patterns.

• ObserverVsIterator

RxJava V Spring Reactor

A Comparative and benchmark between these two frameworks.

• ReactorVsRx

Java 8

• Stream
• Functions
• CompletableFuture

Java 9

• Flow
• Features
• Optional
• Module system

Java 10

• Collections
• Local variable type inference

Java 11

• HttpClient2
• String
• File
• Collection
• Local variable

Java 12

• Switch Expression
• String API
• JVM Constants API

Java 14

• Pattern matching
• Multiline text
• Record type

Java 15

• Sealed class

Java 16

• Features

Java 17

• Features

Java 18

Project Loom feature

• Features

Java 19

Pattern matching improvements & Virtual Thread

• Features

Eclipse Collections is one of the best Java collections framework ever that brings happiness to your Java development.

• feature

Examples of patterns using Apache Kafka.

• Throttling
• Assign
• Stream
• balancing
• Sagas
• Delay
• AdminClient

Software craftsmanship

• (S)ingle responsibility principle
• (O)pen/Closed principle
• (L)iskov substitution principle
• (I)nterface segregation principle
• (D)on't repeat yourself

Programs

• PaymentAPI: A Reactive microservice with DDD + CQRS + Event Sourcing
• Reactive StarWars A Star wars reactive microservice platform, formed by four services