Going Reactive With Spring WebFlux, Kotlin Coroutines, and RSocket

Check out the accompanying tutorial for the webinar https://bit.ly/kotlin_spring_rsocket In this session, Oleh Dokuka and Anton Arhipov will cover the process of building a chat application with Spring, Kotlin, and RSocket. They will start with a standard Spring Boot application implemented with Spring MVC. During the session, they will migrate the application to Spring WebFlux with Kotlin coroutines, add non-blocking database access, and add RSocket for streaming the events from the backend to the UI to make the application fully reactive. Categories: #kotlin #spring #rsocket Speakers: Oleh Dokuka @olehdokuka Oleh is a Software Engineer who has experience with reactive technology both as a user and a developer. Java Champion. Co-author of the book "Hands‑On Reactive Programming in Spring 5". Works on RSocket and improves Project Reactor. Host: Anton Arhipov @antonarhipov Anton is a Developer Advocate in the Kotlin team at JetBrains. His professional interests include programming languages and developer tooling. Java Champion since 2014. Anton is also a co-organizer of DevClub.eu, a local developer community in Tallinn, Estonia.