Build Reactive REST APIs with Spring WebFlux and Spring Boot

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Setting Up Environment

Lecture 1: JDK, Maven and STS Installation

Lecture 2: Postman (REST Client) Installation

Lecture 3: MySQL Installation

Chapter 3: Introduction To Reactive Programming

Lecture 1: How Traditional Rest API Designed ?

Lecture 2: How Traditional Rest API Internally Works ?

Lecture 3: What is Back Pressure ?

Lecture 4: What is Reactive Programming ?

Lecture 5: Event Driven Stream

Lecture 6: Reactive Stream Specification

Lecture 7: Why Reactive Programming ?

Lecture 8: Reactive Libraries

Chapter 4: Getting Started with Reactive Programming & Project Reactor

Lecture 1: Introduction To Project Reactor

Lecture 2: Introduction To Flux and Mono

Lecture 3: Create Maven Project with Project Reactor

Lecture 4: Understanding Flux with Example

Lecture 5: Concat Values with Flux

Lecture 6: Checking Logs with Flux

Lecture 7: Exception Handling with Flux

Lecture 8: Understanding Mono with Example

Lecture 9: Empty Flux and Mono

Lecture 10: Optional To Mono

Lecture 11: List To Flux

Lecture 12: Stream To Flux

Lecture 13: Array To Flux

Lecture 14: Create Flux with Range

Lecture 15: Apply Filter On Flux

Lecture 16: Map Operation with Flux

Lecture 17: Map Operation Comparision

Lecture 18: Flat Map with Flux

Chapter 5: Back Pressure In Action

Lecture 1: Let's Revisit Back Pressure

Lecture 2: request() method

Lecture 3: cancel() method

Chapter 6: Schedulers In Reactive Streams

Lecture 1: Introduction To Schedulers

Lecture 2: Immediate Scheduler

Lecture 3: Parallel Scheduler

Lecture 4: Single Scheduler

Lecture 5: BoundedElastic Scheduler

Lecture 6: Flux with Delay

Chapter 7: Getting Started with Spring WebFlux

Lecture 1: Introduction To Spring WebFlux

Lecture 2: Create Spring Boot App with Spring WebFlux

Lecture 3: Reactive GET API with Flux

Lecture 4: Comparing with Traditional REST APIs

Lecture 5: Reactive GET API with Mono

Chapter 8: Functional Web with Spring WebFlux

Lecture 1: Introduction To Functional Web

Lecture 2: Creating First Handler Function

Lecture 3: Creating First Router Function

Lecture 4: Adding Multiple Routes

Chapter 9: Build Non Blocking REST APIs with Spring WebFlux & Spring Data R2DBC

Lecture 1: Introduction To Spring Data R2DBC

Lecture 2: Setting Up Spring Boot App with Spring Data R2DBC

Lecture 3: Getting All Records with Spring Data R2DBC

Lecture 4: Path Variable with Router

Lecture 5: Query Param with Router

Lecture 6: POST API with Router

Lecture 7: POST API In Action

Lecture 8: PUT API with Router

Lecture 9: PUT API In Action

Lecture 10: DELETE API with Router

Lecture 11: Getting HTTP Headers

Chapter 10: Video Streaming with Spring WebFlux & Spring Boot

Lecture 1: How Video Streaming Platforms Work ?

Lecture 2: Setting Up Spring Boot App For Video Streaming

Lecture 3: HTML Page To Watch Videos

Lecture 4: Rendering Video with Spring WebFlux

Lecture 5: Video Streaming In Action

Lecture 6: Video Streaming Just Like YouTube

Chapter 11: Thank You….

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 2: Thank You….