Explore Ratpack’s support for reactive streams and how to apply it in different scenarios.
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Ratpack with Groovy
Ratpack is a set of lightweight Java libraries for building scalable non-blocking HTTP applications. We explore building a Ratpack service in Groovy.
Ratpack with RxJava
Learn how to add RxJava to a Ratpack server to create a nice reactive application
Ratpack HTTP Client
Learn how to respond to HTTP requests asynchronously using the Ratpack HttpClient.
Ratpack with Hystrix
See how to integrate Ratpack with Hystrix.
Ratpack Integration with Spring Boot
A quick and practical introduction to Ratpack Spring Boot integration.
Ratpack Google Guice Integration
Learn how to use a Java open source software framework, Google Guice, by integrating it with Ratpack.
Introduction to Ratpack
Learn how to use Ratpack, a set of JVM based libraries built for modern days high-performance web applications.
Reactive Systems in Java
A quick and practical overview of reactive systems in Java.
Guide to Resilience4j
Learn how to use the most useful modules from the Resilience4j library to build resilient systems.
Introduction to GraphQL
Learn about GraphQL – a query language that provides an easy way of minimizing complexity between client/server as an alternative approach to REST applications.
Java Web Weekly, Issue 156
Classical MVC, good naming and Java licensing. Definitely an interesting week.
Java Web Weekly, Issue 153
Reactive is slowly becoming mainstream (both in and outside of Spring), proper logging is more important than ever and AWS is launching a host of new instance types.
Java Web Weekly, Issue 115
The details of Spring IO are out, Java 10 might be getting a significant syntax upgrade and the talks that have come out this week are quite interesting. Not too shabby.
Java Web Weekly Issue 107
Cool writeups this week – from a deep dive into less known nuances of the Java Stream API, through JPA focused test-cases for Hibernate and productivity tips.
Java Web Weekly 45
This week was focused on Java 9 and persistence, with a few solid releases layered in.
Java Web Weekly 40
A lot of Spring goodness this week, along with a few strong Ops pieces on orchestrating a deployment for a microservice architecture, or opening up log data.
Baeldung Weekly Review 31
Mapping Akka, handling properties elegantly and the Java 9 REPL – a pretty good week.
Baeldung Weekly Review 8
HTTP 2 is final – the big news of this week (it has been a while since the last one). Also – some cool deep dives into the JVM and Hibernate.
Baeldung Weekly Review 7
A busy week for the Spring ecosystem, with Spring 4.2 getting closer and closer. A discussion about timezones as well – what more do we need?