Скачать или смотреть 🎬 Reactive Programming with Project Reactor – Data Pipelines and Functional Composition

🗣️ Welcome to the Reactive Programming with Project Reactor series!

🎬 In this episode, we’ll explore how reactive programming simplifies building clean, asynchronous data pipelines. You’ll discover key operators like map, filter, reduce, and flatMap that help transform data in a clear and functional way. We’ll also highlight why immutability and side-effect isolation are essential for creating safe, predictable, and testable reactive systems. Perfect for writing legant code that reacts to data in real time!

By the end, you'll have a solid grasp of how these ideas work together in Project Reactor!

Whether you're new to reactive thinking or brushing up before hands-on coding with Project Reactor, this is a must-watch primer to understand the "why" behind the reactive paradigm.

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