Software developer and programming enthusiast from Poland. I like to reuse and integrate good stuff, made by other people and available as open source. Kind of mainstream adversary ;-)
I'm a software engineer with 10+ years of experience mosty in Java. I'm an OCP11, Spring Professional 2020 and I am a Kong Champion. I am the owner of channel JESPROTECH on YouTube.
Software developer and programming enthusiast from Poland. I like to reuse and integrate good stuff, made by other people and available as open source. Kind of mainstream adversary ;-)
I'm a software engineer with 10+ years of experience mosty in Java. I'm an OCP11, Spring Professional 2020 and I am a Kong Champion. I am the owner of channel JESPROTECH on YouTube.
I saw your article. It is quite small. How is it related to the dangling bridge on the image? Reactive with WebFlux and coroutines isn't just a matter of one library. This is because Flux are "translated" into Flow. The suspend keyword doesn't do everything in WebFlux with coroutines. Only for non-collection types. It may work with collections, but underwater, it will work just like a blocking operation per element and the list is "treated" like a single object.
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I'd love to see more info about migrating Spring WebFlux and Kotlin coroutines.
Try my repo on GitHub: github.com/jesperancinha/virtual-t...
Did you by chance miss my previous post?
No. But I meant migrating from WebFlux with coroutines to Micronaut :-)
I saw your article. It is quite small. How is it related to the dangling bridge on the image? Reactive with WebFlux and coroutines isn't just a matter of one library. This is because Flux are "translated" into Flow. The
suspendkeyword doesn't do everything in WebFlux with coroutines. Only for non-collection types. It may work with collections, but underwater, it will work just like a blocking operation per element and the list is "treated" like a single object.