Course Outline
Introduction
Reactive Programming with Spring 5: Spring MVC vs Spring WebFlux for Government
Overview of WebFlux Features
- Reactive and asynchronous concurrency model
WebFlux Programming Models
- Annotation-based reactive components
- Functional routing and handling
Preparing the Development Environment for Government
Creating a REST Application for Government
Understanding Project Reactor
- Mono and Flux
Working with Reactive Web Controllers for Government
- RestController and WebClient
Publishing a Reactive Stream for Government
Consuming a Reactive Stream for Government
Socket Style Streaming for Government
- WebSocket and WebSocketClient
Securing Reactive Endpoints with Spring Security for Government
Testing the Application for Government
Debugging the Application for Government
Deploying the Application for Government
Troubleshooting for Government
Summary and Conclusion for Government
Requirements
- Demonstrated experience with the Spring Framework.
Audience
- Software developers for government
Testimonials (4)
Detailed information provided on the more advanced topics requested.
Farukh Khan - Tandem Solution
Course - RabbitMQ with Java and Spring
In this training we’re not only learned for the fundamental technical knowledge of Java spring/technology and most important things we also gaining the worldly knowledge which you have shared with us during the class.
Kelvin Low - Sonova Warsaw Service Center Sp z o o
Course - Java 8 and Spring
Despite the format used to give this course, which should not be used in any educational context and even more in a professional. The part that was beneficial for me was when we presented several extracts of our project to get hints on where we could do some changes to see if that fixes some issues.
Veronica - NOESIS SOLUTIONS NV
Course - Spring and Hibernate in Java Applications
I liked that there were many exercises, Re activity and flexibility of the Trainer.
