Kamila
Oliveira
Microsoft MVP, Backend Developer at Ame Digital
"First steps with reactive programming in Java"
"First steps with reactive programming in Java"
Wed June 9 - 9:10 AM EDT/New York (See in local time)
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"First steps with reactive programming in Java"
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"First steps with reactive programming in Java"
"First steps with reactive programming in Java"
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Session: First steps with reactive programming in Java
Let's talk about the principles of reactive programming and how Java has evolved since object orientation, the concepts of reactive programming that started to come with Java 8 and how this led to the emergence of Webflux. And we will see an example of an API with Spring Webflux using the Reactor library and the asynchronous server Netty.Key Takeaways
- java
- backend
- reactive programming
Bio
Software engineer, Microsoft MVP ,bachelor of computer science and co-organizer of the womakerscode, devsjavagirl and perifacode communities. I have spoken at some conferences such as Java Global Summit 2020, Jlove Conference and The Developers Conference, in addition to local meetups. I write tech articles on my dev.to and produce tech content on my instagram (kamila_code). I am also a co-author of the book Jornada Java.