Uncategorized
TLDR; In this article we will highlight some of the best practices when writing a Reactive Application, and more specifically a Spring Webflux application in the context of Spring Boot 2. Each best practice suggested will have a rationale accompanying it that shows when it’s appropriate to use and when it’s not, describing the most…
TLDR; In this article we will highlight some of the best practices when writing a Reactive Application, and more specifically a Spring Webflux application in the context of Spring Boot 2. Each best practice suggested will have a rationale accompanying it that shows when it’s appropriate to use and when it’s not, describing the most…
Reactive Programming with Spring Boot 2 TLDR; In this article that’s the fourth part of a running series on our Tech Journey at Itembase, we will have a look at the new Spring Webflux framework, talking about the differences from its predecessor Spring MVC and highlighting the new Reactive Programming model that it introduces, trying to…
TLDR; What this is all about In the following article, third part in a series of articles (full series) focused on the usage of Reactive Programming at Itembase, we are going to discuss the performance characteristics of a Reactive Programming application, first by introducing the topic of performance measuring: how to do it, how to…
TL;DR: Skeleton of The Article The upcoming article will start with a gentle introduction on the topic of the framework of knowledge needed to introduce the Reactive Model into an organization, then it will go over on how to design a reactive system (keeping into account the difference if you have an already-existing system to…
The eCommerce Integration Case Let’s take a moment to contextualize all of the topics we briefly touched upon in the previous sections. Integrating with an external system is, in most cases, a careful act of balancing internal and external complexity. This is because we want to keep our system as simple as possible for maintainability…