BTW, Java 8 streams don't necessarily need to come from a fixed-sized input source, though that is a common use-case. Also, Java 8 streams can be integrated with Java 8 completablefutures, thereby combining streams and async processing.
How did the shown code sample become non thread blocking? You will still be on the thread waiting. Without callback it will still be blocking. But with callback your once single continuous process will jump in different places making code comprehension more difficult. Kindly correct me if I am wrong.
BTW, Java 8 streams don't necessarily need to come from a fixed-sized input source, though that is a common use-case. Also, Java 8 streams can be integrated with Java 8 completablefutures, thereby combining streams and async processing.
Great overview of Reactive programming, thanks!
Great presentation and quality content Erwin 👍dankewell
Thank you for excellent content!
nice practical overview, thanks
Dankewell! Very very helpfull.
How did the shown code sample become non thread blocking? You will still be on the thread waiting. Without callback it will still be blocking. But with callback your once single continuous process will jump in different places making code comprehension more difficult. Kindly correct me if I am wrong.
Tiny remark: 32:30 two public classes in one file does not compile.