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Full-Stack Reactive Kotlin with Project Reactor & Spring Boot 2 - Mark Heckler
The document introduces full stack reactive Java using Spring Framework 5 and Spring Boot 2, highlighting the importance of reactive programming for non-blocking, event-driven applications. Mark Heckler, a Java Champion and Spring Developer Advocate, emphasizes core concepts such as reactive streams and backpressure. It also provides resources for further learning on the topic.
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