Introduction to Spring Webflux

Date: 2021-04-05

This tutorial demonstrates creating a simple Spring Boot reactive application using WebFlux. It covers setting up the project with necessary dependencies (including WebFlux and Thymeleaf), creating reactive repository, service, and REST controller classes to handle data streaming, and building an HTML page (using Thymeleaf) to display the streamed data. The example uses mock data, simulating data fetched from a backend resource and emitted every 2 seconds via a Flux. The application showcases WebFlux's non-blocking features, with data appearing in the browser after a 2-second delay.

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