Full Reactive Stack: Conclusions and Comparison between WebFlux and MVC In this final section, we run the application and see how everything works for the two different approaches: WebFlux with Server-Sent Events and MVC blocking classic. This post compares those two alternatives as well, in terms of user’s experience, performance and ease of development.Read More →

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The Reactive Web approach – Introduction This guide demonstrates the capabilities of Spring WebFlux to build a Reactive Web Application, supported by an application that you can build step-by-step. To avoid too simple scenarios in which we use also a Spring backend as a client, you will complete the full reactive stack with a client application in Angular 4. You will also use Server-Sent Events to communicate the backend with the frontend.Read More →

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