Clean project that integrates fox to develop WebFlux backend solutions.
Reactive Programming is better suited for cases where you have a notable amount of users getting the same content (for example a get call to home content), it changes the blocking nature of normal procedural code for non-blocking code. The advantages of this are the resources you utilize, instead of having a thread allocated for one task for the entirety of it you allocate a small pool that cycles through tasks reacting to events. You have to be careful when programming in a non-blocking manner because any blocking code can cause the whole program to slow-down in a non-blocking context like WebFlux.
IMPORTANT: You need to have a MySQL instance running on port 3306 with a database named
base_project(by default, can be changed) created.
Documentation about reactive streams used for WebFlux primary two Objects, Mono and Flux:
- Project Reactor: https://projectreactor.io/docs/core/release/reference/
- Spring WebFlux: https://docs.spring.io/spring-framework/reference/web/webflux.html
- Springboot WebFlux
- R2DBC
- R2DBC MySQL Driver