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The Strengths of Ember, Angular & React Explored
Rob Wormald, Lee Byron and Taras Mankovski discuss the strengths and weaknesses of Ember, Angular, and React and how one can benefit from each.
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Designing, Implementing and Using Reactive APIs
Ben Hale and Paul Harris talk about what led them to choose a reactive API, how they designed and implemented it using Project Reactor.
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Reactor 3.0, a JVM Foundation for Java 8 and Reactive Streams
Stéphane Maldini explores how the new Reactor design, structure and features can progressively help developers go Reactive.
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Going Reactive: Building Better Microservices
Rob Harrop talks about how Reactive is a natural fit for building resilient microservices out of communicating components, improving code readability and unit testing.
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From Imperative to Reactive Web Apps
Rossen Stoyanchev introduces reactive programming and discusses how it impacts application design from the perspective of a Java developer and what is the support for reactive web apps in Spring 5.
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Reactive Programming for Java Developers
Rossen Stoyanchev discusses what reactive programming is all about and tries to make sense of the transition from traditional application development to reactive programming.
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Elm: Finding the Functional in Reactive Programming
Claudia Doppioslash discusses some of the useful features of Elm, such as time traveling debugger, immutability, union types, type inference and Functional Reactive Programming.
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React Native: A Better Way To Do Mobile
Brent Vatne introduces React Native, a framework for building native user interfaces for mobile devices.
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Taming the Wild Wild West of Next-Gen Front-End Apps
Ari Lerner discusses the options for building next-gen front-end apps, demonstrating how to build and deploy an app using both Angular 2 and React.js.
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React.js Reconciliation
Jim Sproch describes how reconciliation works within React, and how to use it to enhance both performance and user experience.
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Reactive Systems: From Drug Development to Functional Programming
Jonathan Graham takes a look at the Reactive Manifesto and Functional Programming from the perspective of the pharmaceutical industry and the quality of the processes used to produce drugs.
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React Native in Production
Adam Miskiewicz goes beyond the React Native docs and talks about best practices for building responsive and production-ready React Native applications with Redux, Relay, and GraphQL.
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