You are best in industry. I am a working professional and went through many online tutorials but the way you explain things, is really awesome... I pray GOD to give you strength to do more for you friends, fans and students..
video is good..implentation is also good but for reactive programming theory is also important...I think a complete project which includes theoritical concept in detail starting from concurrency -> callback->future -> drawback in future -> introduction to reactive proframming -> async -> non blocking -> reactive streams ->web flux -> operator -> event driven design -> kafka -> create few services for consumtion -> build reactive apis using edd and flux. there can be more topics that can be added.
Excellent. It is not just about the content quality. It was done professionally well throughout. Just see the description for example. It has course content index with timing for each topic. Links to other videos which is relevant for this tutorial. Also, not taking much time in a single topic but trying to cover each topic with examples. In fact, such simple examples makes others to try out as well and gives confidence.
I have watched and followed/coded along a few of your tutorials, and needless to say - I have learned a lot with you! Thank you for the time and effort you put into explaining the content. I have recommended your tutorials to friends and they are also fans! Thank you for all the content you make available, stay strong!
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Since the day i came to know about your channel, I'm following almost every video specially spring, spring boot and micro services . Truly speaking all of your videos are really amazing and highly educative. I'm learning a lot. You are a gem in this field. Thank you very much !!!!!
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Simply wow... !! Salute to your efforts :) and.... wonder from which planets the dislikers are coming from.. Please ignore those and continue with same flow. All the best.
i'm always waiting for youtube notification when daily code buffer upload any interesting videos, thanku so much for this video, and best luck for 20k subscriber.
You should have shown with an proper asynchronous example where you execute a listener and it doesn’t wait for the response and the other line of code is executed while asynchronous call is running in the background. Because that’s the whole idea of reactive programming. Flux and mono we could google and get many examples. Hopefully you create another video presenting reactive programming.
Q1. 50:59, how to test for elements in the expectNext method when we are expecting something apart from string? Q2. 1:01:33, can I pass on a default LIST instead of a single value, in case my operator doesn't give out any data? A. through switchIfEmpty operator Q3. 1:14:09, when delay is not predictable, then in UT, we can't write the expected values, right? because we can't know when which flux will emit value? A. Q4. 1:58:47, why are we using flatMap on line 25? Shouldn't we be using map to convert bookInfo objects to Book objects, by fetching all the reviews for every bookInfo object as intermediate step? A. Q5. We have always implicitly used request(unbounded), How to use the request(limit) with mono and flux? A. See section on backpressure, use BaseSubscriber overrides to specify limited items request
It's very informative, you have covered all aspects. This will help me a lot. Thank you so much. I have some feedback. While I was watching this, the keyboard noise was really annoying.
I accidentally pushed dislike but I fixed it and pushed like. I'm sorry if it did something to the algorithm. It's one of my favorite channels to learn. Thanks for all materials!
Bro as ur tutorials are amazing I just noticed one point I follow every video of your bt when I come across few videos iam skipping It's because I don't know the prerequisites of that So please include that in your video so that once I done with prerequisites I will remember your video and come back to you
Hey. It’s still not clear to me. What is the difference between .map operator in Java Stream vs .map in reactor? I’d appreciate if someone could answer this at the basic level for me. Thanks
Nice video thank you!!!. But I am having one doubt, in the sample book application you have created flux and mono, but I have not seen you subscribing it anywhere, so how that is working?
Hii your explanation things are very helpful I watched your microservices video it helped me a lot, just I wanted to request you, if you have free time then please could you made video on Vert.x & Rxjava combination using reactive programming that will be more helpful for me , thanks
@Daily code Buffer Great Tutorial, it gave a complete insight to Reactive Programming. Very professional way of explaining and demonstrating. Would be great if you could create a video with complete app development with DB, API calls included in service calls. End to End with a complete app (with the same book example). Also please share if there is already a Git repo to refer
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Please make a video on Spring webflux security on gateway service
You are best in industry. I am a working professional and went through many online tutorials but the way you explain things, is really awesome... I pray GOD to give you strength to do more for you friends, fans and students..
Thank you so much 🙏
This means a lot to me 😊
Professional, distilled, right on the money! 10/10 Some Udemy-class pro-grade material here, from an excellent tutor!
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video is good..implentation is also good but for reactive programming theory is also important...I think a complete project which includes theoritical concept in detail starting from concurrency -> callback->future -> drawback in future -> introduction to reactive proframming -> async -> non blocking -> reactive streams ->web flux -> operator -> event driven design -> kafka -> create few services for consumtion -> build reactive apis using edd and flux. there can be more topics that can be added.
Excellent. It is not just about the content quality. It was done professionally well throughout.
Just see the description for example. It has course content index with timing for each topic. Links to other videos which is relevant for this tutorial.
Also, not taking much time in a single topic but trying to cover each topic with examples.
In fact, such simple examples makes others to try out as well and gives confidence.
Thanks 🙏🏻 ❤️
I have watched and followed/coded along a few of your tutorials, and needless to say - I have learned a lot with you! Thank you for the time and effort you put into explaining the content. I have recommended your tutorials to friends and they are also fans!
Thank you for all the content you make available, stay strong!
Thank you so much 😊
Keep supporting as always 🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️
Really excellent. I have 15 years of programming experience. The content is top notch and covers everything one needs to start of with learning new technology.
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finally I can understand reactive stream with its mono and flux,
wonderful tutorial and explanation bro, love it
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Wow, Java has evolved so much! it's like I am almost writing a different language now. Thanks for covering all these @DailyCodeBuffer.
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Since the day i came to know about your channel, I'm following almost every video specially spring, spring boot and micro services . Truly speaking all of your videos are really amazing and highly educative. I'm learning a lot. You are a gem in this field. Thank you very much !!!!!
Thank you so much
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very informative one, i don't think any other tutorial has provided so many examples.... Great work buddy !!!
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Thanks very much brother. I request you to come on Stream Yard, where you can talk to your subscribers and clarify doubts. It's been very helpful to go through your channel. Requesting you again to come on Stream yard.
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Simply wow... !! Salute to your efforts :) and.... wonder from which planets the dislikers are coming from.. Please ignore those and continue with same flow. All the best.
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i'm always waiting for youtube notification when daily code buffer upload any interesting videos, thanku so much for this video, and best luck for 20k subscriber.
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Excellent introduction to Reactive programming. Thank you!
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You should have shown with an proper asynchronous example where you execute a listener and it doesn’t wait for the response and the other line of code is executed while asynchronous call is running in the background. Because that’s the whole idea of reactive programming. Flux and mono we could google and get many examples. Hopefully you create another video presenting reactive programming.
Superb video.. Waiting for this..
Expecting keycloak Tutorial. Keep up this good work.
Thank you 🙏
Q1. 50:59, how to test for elements in the expectNext method when we are expecting something apart from string?
Q2. 1:01:33, can I pass on a default LIST instead of a single value, in case my operator doesn't give out any data?
A. through switchIfEmpty operator
Q3. 1:14:09, when delay is not predictable, then in UT, we can't write the expected values, right? because we can't know when which flux will emit value?
A.
Q4. 1:58:47, why are we using flatMap on line 25? Shouldn't we be using map to convert bookInfo objects to Book objects, by fetching all the reviews for every bookInfo object as intermediate step?
A.
Q5. We have always implicitly used request(unbounded), How to use the request(limit) with mono and flux?
A. See section on backpressure, use BaseSubscriber overrides to specify limited items request
Thanks for nicely explaining concept OVER HERE ❤️
Thanks 🙏🏻
It's very informative, you have covered all aspects. This will help me a lot.
Thank you so much.
I have some feedback. While I was watching this, the keyboard noise was really annoying.
Hats off man for giving such a detail explanation. Really you are champ...
This is very much useful! Thanks for your contribution!
Glad it was helpful!
Great Tutorial ! Try to avoid "Over Here" phrase during explanation. Thats too irritating :D
And particular
@@michal234486I wish I hadn't read this before watching the vídeo. 😂😂😂
Pessimistic souls
Hi,
Could you please make a video on how to export the data into a CSV file and also on pagination using project reactor
Excellent way of delivering knowledge.
How can we extract
You have great content I don't find in courses elsewhere.Thanks alot
Thanks a lot
Thank you so much!
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Great job ,one video all reactive concepts waw ! thanks sir
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I learned a lot from this Tutorial , thankyou for making this Tutorial
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Thank you, please create a complete tutorial on Spring Rest. Also please create a in depth video on Java Lambdas and Streams.
1:51:06 how you autofill book infO?
Thanks for quick tutorial!
excellent tutorial. Keep it up. Very engaging and step step clear explanation
I accidentally pushed dislike but I fixed it and pushed like. I'm sorry if it did something to the algorithm. It's one of my favorite channels to learn. Thanks for all materials!
Thanks 🙏🏻 😂
The section markings present earlier in this video are gone, why so?
Thanks!
I like how experienced developers say "simple thing" when we are scratching our head lol
Sirry for that
I will make sure to make it better🙏
@@DailyCodeBuffer oh no worries ,thank you for explaining us all these subjects 😊
For me, fruitsFluxFilterMapAsync is giving result in sequential order. I tried several times. May I know the reason?
Bro as ur tutorials are amazing
I just noticed one point
I follow every video of your bt when I come across few videos iam skipping
It's because I don't know the prerequisites of that
So please include that in your video so that once I done with prerequisites I will remember your video and come back to you
Thank you so much for your suggestions 🙏
Will keep in mind
Can you please suggest any book to learning reactive programming which you follow...
Any specific plugin have you configured for Documentation, cause in my Intellij idea on win its not showing this kind of documentation
@ Shabbir ..Can please upload the reactive web Flux Crud operation with exception handling all scenario..if you have any link please provide...
Hey. It’s still not clear to me. What is the difference between .map operator in Java Stream vs .map in reactor?
I’d appreciate if someone could answer this at the basic level for me. Thanks
The master all, great tuto !
Thanks a lot!
Appreciated! Awesome content.
Thanks 🙏
Just too good !!! Simple & Complete !!!
Fantastic tutorial. Keep it work ...
Thank you for the explaining the Reactive Programming very clearly. CAN I GET THE CODE GITHUB LOCATION PL..
Very thorough tutorial 👍
Thanks 🙏🏻
Will this help me if I am trying to learn RxJava? I need to learn this for my work but am having a hard time finding good resources.
Nice video thank you!!!. But I am having one doubt, in the sample book application you have created flux and mono, but I have not seen you subscribing it anywhere, so how that is working?
Bro, How to deploy eureka server in ECS Cluster, can you make a video for it.
Is there any github link to download the tutorial?
Hii your explanation things are very helpful I watched your microservices video it helped me a lot, just I wanted to request you, if you have free time then please could you made video on Vert.x & Rxjava combination using reactive programming that will be more helpful for me , thanks
Premium Grade Quality Content for free.I just watched it one go without getting lost!!.. Awesome Job!!!...Please make more free content.
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Thank you my friend!
Thank you 🙏
U r the best man!!!
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Great Explanation, Thank you so much..
Hello
Great work. I have query for you. How to convert Mono to List && Mono to String without using block()?
amazing tutorial and very informative.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Thank you so much, sir, for this tutorial your videos are awesome.
Thank you so much 🙏
wow great explanation brother
Thanks 🙏🏻
very nice and clear explaination
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why there is no subtitle in your videos? did you select as English while uploading videos or not?
Yes, I did
@@DailyCodeBuffer but still Subtitle option not coming
UA-cam is not processing long videos 😞
@@DailyCodeBuffer oh sad
Thank you for this tutorial
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Very nice tutorial Over Here :)
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Thank you, very well explained.
@Daily code Buffer Great Tutorial, it gave a complete insight to Reactive Programming. Very professional way of explaining and demonstrating. Would be great if you could create a video with complete app development with DB, API calls included in service calls. End to End with a complete app (with the same book example). Also please share if there is already a Git repo to refer
Shabbir bro, please create a tutorial on using spring data R2DBC with spring webflux and MySQL
What your planning next video which topic ???
Great Tutorial .. Over Here .. Over Here .. Over Here ..
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Hi Bro.. Could you please do with series Springboot + Microservices
Good one. Please upload webflux as well or developing a micro service using reactive programming
Great ! Which key board you have? 😀
Keychron K2
@@DailyCodeBuffer with blue switches I am guessing?
Linear Red
Sir, you are a legend
This is great stuff.. I want to hire you for my group.. 😃
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very helpful: thank you!
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Thank you for amazing tutorial 👍
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Good tutorial OVER HERE..
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How do u learn so many topics, can u remember them after 2-3 months? Working in any company?
I try to incorporate what I learn in day to day work also
Excellent tutorial
Great tutorial, thanks
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@@DailyCodeBuffer May I know the font you are using in idea in this tutorial?
Amazing Explanation ❤🙏
Thank you 🙏
Keep going bro . awesome
Thanks 🙏
Please make videos on convert projects like spring batch to normal project to create csv upload or download... Big fan of your channel thanks a lot
Thank you 🙏
This is video very very good but please write relation models and Api with Reactive Streams
please make one video Spring boot Unit testing crash course? ??
You have a lot of request 😛
Thanks for always suggesting videos and patiently waiting for it.
Really Appreciate 🙏
1:58:27 samajh nhi aaya ye wala part
What is reactive programming ?
Check out the video 😛
Great sir ...please make one video spring security crash course
Planning for it
@@DailyCodeBuffer please next video spring security 🙏😀😄
Pls try to make tutorial of junit and mokito in springboot
Great tutorial just one feedback try to avoid fillers like "over here" while speaking as you already have a good communication skill
drink game every "over here"
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that will be the liver failure
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